Watching your dog cough and then suddenly experience a seizure is terrifying. One moment they’re clearing their throat; the next, their body stiffens, they fall, and begin to convulse. This frightening sequence leaves many owners unsure whether the cough triggered the seizure or if both are symptoms of something deeper. We outline the common causes […]
When your dog starts coughing and then eating grass, it can be confusing and even worrying. You might wonder if they’re trying to make themselves vomit, or if something more serious is going on inside their throat or stomach. We outline the common reasons for a dog coughing and then eating grass, what you can […]
Seeing white foamy mucus coming from your dog—whether during vomiting, coughing, or spitting up—is concerning and can signal irritation in the stomach, throat, or airways. We outline the common causes of white foamy mucus in dogs, what you can do at home, and when to seek veterinary help. White Foamy Mucus From Dog: Why It […]
Seeing white foamy phlegm coming from your dog—whether they cough it up, spit it out, or vomit it—can be alarming and confusing. We outline the common causes of white foamy phlegm in dogs, what you can do at home, and when to seek veterinary help. White Foamy Phlegm in Dogs: Why It Happens White foamy […]
When your dog has loose stool and excessive gas, it’s hard not to worry — or notice. The smell, stomach gurgling, and constant discomfort can make any dog parent uneasy. These symptoms usually point to digestive upset, but the underlying causes can range from mild diet issues to more serious gut inflammation. We outline the […]
Noticing soft stool mixed with blood in your dog can be alarming and concerning. This combination of symptoms often signals irritation, inflammation, or injury somewhere along your dog’s digestive tract. Causes can range from mild dietary issues to more serious infections, parasites, or internal problems. While occasional soft stool may not be urgent, persistent or […]
When your dog has loose stool and is panting excessively, it’s a sign that something is off with their health. While mild panting and a bit of loose stool can sometimes happen after stress or eating something unusual, the combination can also point to pain, fever, dehydration, or a more serious illness. Recognizing what’s normal […]
When you notice your dog having loose stool mixed with blood, it’s completely understandable to feel alarmed. Bloody diarrhea (loose stool) can range from a minor irritation to a sign of a serious health issue requiring urgent care. The key is identifying whether it’s a one-time occurrence or part of a pattern — and knowing […]
When your dog has loose stool and seems unusually thirsty, it’s often a sign that their body is struggling to stay hydrated and may be fighting off an internal imbalance. These two symptoms—digestive upset and increased thirst—are closely linked because the fluid loss from diarrhea or loose stool triggers your dog’s natural instinct to drink […]
Few things worry dog owners more than seeing their pet vomit and have loose stool at the same time. Both signs point to trouble in the digestive tract, and when they happen together, it usually means your dog’s body is reacting to something it wants to expel—whether food, bacteria, toxins, or inflammation. We explain the […]