When to Euthanize a Dog with Tracheal Collapse?

Veterinary reviewed by Dr. Linda Simon.
dog head between hands

Tracheal collapse in dogs is a severe and debilitating disease. It can result in complete obstruction of the airways and instant death when it’s not properly controlled.  Many techniques for managing tracheal collapse have been described in veterinary science over the years. Some involve surgical procedures and others medication, but the truth is that there … Read more

Dog Ear Wax Color Chart: 6 Colors, Causes, Solutions

Veterinary reviewed by Dr. Linda Simon.
Dog ear examination.

Earwax, also called cerumen, is a natural and normal component of your dog’s ear canal. The cerumen is produced by specialized glands in the ear and has a specific function – collecting dead cells, debris, bacteria, dirt, and pollen. Once the earwax collects all the unnecessary components it glides and slides out of the ear … Read more

Dog Peeing in Sleep – Causes & Treatment

Veterinary reviewed by Dr. Linda Simon.
dog sleeping on couch between cushions

Involuntary urine loss during sleeping is a result of urinary incontinence in dogs. This is a major problem for dog owners that always had a properly housetrained dog. The housetrained canine suddenly starts losing control of the bladder and leaves a mess behind on the floor, or worse, the bed (hopefully not yours though). Often, … Read more