Panting and moaning in dogs can be alarming, as these behaviors often indicate discomfort. While occasional moaning or panting may occur after exercise, persistent or unusual patterns are often a sign of an underlying issue. We outline the common causes of panting and moaning in dogs, what you can do at home, and when to […]
Shaking and panting in dogs can be concerning signs, particularly when linked to kidney disease. Kidney disease affects the body’s ability to filter toxins, maintain fluid balance, and regulate electrolytes, often causing discomfort and stress that leads to visible symptoms. We outline the common causes of shaking and panting in dogs with kidney disease, what […]
Panting is a common way for dogs to regulate their body temperature, but when paired with persistent coughing or gagging, it can indicate an underlying respiratory infection. Kennel cough is a highly contagious respiratory condition that affects dogs of all ages and breeds, often causing panting, coughing, and general discomfort. We outline the common causes […]
Panting in dogs is often normal, especially after exercise or in warm weather, but persistent or unusual panting can signal an underlying health issue. We outline the common causes of panting in dogs with kidney failure, what you can do, and when to seek veterinary help. Dog Panting and Kidney Failure — Why It Happens […]
Seeing your dog panting while jumping on you can be concerning and sometimes confusing. Panting is a normal way for dogs to cool down, but when paired with jumping, it may indicate excitement or an underlying medical or behavioral issue. We outline the common reasons why dogs may pant and jump on you, what you […]
Panting in dogs is usually a normal way to cool down, but when it occurs alongside joint pain, it can be a sign that your dog is struggling with discomfort or an underlying health issue. Joint pain may make it difficult for dogs to move comfortably, and panting can indicate stress or reduced oxygen circulation. […]
When your dog suddenly develops smelly, watery diarrhea, it’s hard not to worry. The odor and loose consistency often point to something going wrong in their digestive system — even if they seem otherwise normal. We outline the common causes of smelly watery diarrhea in dogs, what you can do at home, and when to […]
When your dog is sick, drooling, and not eating, it’s a sign something is seriously off. When these symptoms occur together, it’s time to pay close attention. We outline the common causes of a dog being sick, drooling, and not eating, what you can do at home, and when to seek veterinary help. Dog Sick, […]
It’s unsettling to see your dog start hacking or gagging right after mealtime. You might wonder if they’re choking, having an allergic reaction, or if something deeper is going on. The sound can be rough, and it’s easy to panic when it happens often. We outline the common causes of hacking after eating in dogs, […]
When your dog suddenly starts hacking followed by white foam, it’s natural to panic. The sound can be harsh, and the foam might look like vomit, saliva, or even soap bubbles — all of which make dog parents worry something serious is going on. We outline the common reasons why a dog may have a […]