The simple definition of canine hypothyroidism is that your dog’s body has lower levels of thyroid hormones than she needs, in order to thrive. When a dog has hypothyroidism, his whole body just slows down. What Causes Hypothyroidism in Dogs? Your dog’s thyroid is a little butterfly-shaped gland that is found at the base of […]
Canine Skin Cancer in Bichon Frises
Canine skin cancer, with tumors that affect the skin or the tissues under the skin, is the most common kind of cancer seen in dogs. The Bichon Frise dog is among the top 10 dog breeds that get cancer, so as Bichon owners, we need to pay attention to any bumps, lumps or irritated areas […]
Dog Cancer Treatment and What to Expect
Even though dog cancer treatment has made great strides in recent years, we still do not have a single and complete cure for cancer in dogs and cats. With no single best treatment for the varied kinds of canine cancer, your vet may use a variety of approaches to get the best result. Whether your […]
Is Dog Neutering Right for Your Bichon Frise Dog?
If you are a new dog owner, you will eventually need to consider dog neutering or spaying your Bichon Frise dog. Of course there are pros and cons to neutering, but, when you understand the issues, your decision will become easy. Male and female dogs are very different when it comes to neutering. And your […]
Cancer in Dogs
Cancer in dogs, relatively common in pets over 10 years old, is best treated early, but it can be hard for you to detect. There are more than 100 types of canine cancer, and cancer can affect almost any tissue in your dog’s body. As a result, many other conditions and diseases have the same […]
