Dogs Medical Reference

Dogs may like many fruits and vegetables, but which ones are safe?

All the tips you need to know to keep your furry friend healthy, safe, and happy when the temperatures drop.

Dogs bring you love and joy, but they need your help to stay healthy. Focus on the basics to keep him feeling good.

Make sure you ask your vet the right questions about your dog, from nutritional needs to vaccinations to behavioral issues.

Your dog loves her yard, so keep it flea and tick free. WebMD tells you about products that can help keep her safe.

Does your dog love to play in the water? Find out how to keep him safe.

WebMD discusses the symptoms and treatments of tapeworms in dogs.

Don’t let the bad bugs bite! Learn how to check your dog for ticks -- and how to get rid of them when you find them.

If your dog has diabetes, he can still live a long, healthy life. Learn how to modify his diet.

Lumps and bumps can be harmless, or can be cause for concern. Learn about the types and when to get them checked by your vet.

WebMD explains common pain medications used to treat dogs.

Why is your dog coughing? WebMD explains the conditions that can lead to canine coughs.

How much should you feed your dog? It depends. WebMD explains different methods for feeding Fido.

WebMD explains your dog's different life stages and her medical, lifestyle, and dietary needs in each one.

WebMD explains why water is critical to your dog's health and how to tell if he's properly hydrated.

WebMD provides a list of foods - some that may surprise you - that can sicken or even kill your dog.

WebMD offers a guide to feeding your puppy.

WebMD explains which nutrients are important for your dog's health and how to make sure your dog is getting a balanced diet.

What causes your dog to shiver, shake or tremble? WebMD explains the many possible causes - and when to call the vet for help.

WebMD explains why dogs may lose their balance, stumble, or fall down -- and when to call a vet.

WebMD explains possible reasons your dog may be weak, tired, or lethargic.

WebMD explains the serious risks of a dog's encounter with foxtrail grass, which has seeds that can burrow into your dog's feet, eyes, ears, nose, mouth and even brain.

Why is your dog scooting on the floor? It could be anything from infection to a tumor. Learn more from WebMD about why dogs drag their bottoms -- and when to call the vet.

Weight gain in dogs can be a sign of overeating, lack of exercise, or of a medical condition. WebMD explains the reasons your pooch may be pudgy.

WebMD explains why your dog might be panting heavily - and when to call the vet.