Dogs with liver disease (and other medical conditions) are often prescribed a special diet to manage their condition.  Unfortunately, these animals may have a reduced appetite in association with their illness and some of these prescription diets may have palatability issues.  Dr. Katie To...

Dr. Karri Meleo - a veterinary oncologist - shares these tips for safeguarding humans caring for a pet undergoing cancer treatment with chemotherapy. Learn more about Cancer Treatment Myths and Addressing Quality of Life Issues in pets being treated for cancer.

Dr. Barden Greenfield - a board certified veterinary dentist - explains why starting dental care early in life is so important and steps owners can take at home to contribute to their pet’s oral health.  Learn more in "Why Starting Anesthetic Dentistry at 1 to 1 1/2 Years of Age Can Preve...

Gallbladder mucoceles are much more common in dogs today than they were in the past. They were rarely reported 15 years ago, but are now the most common cause of biliary disease in dogs. But why? Dr. Cyndie Leveille-Webster - a veterinary internal medicine specialist - shares what we know about...

In this excerpt from her webinar titled "Dogs with Increased Serum Liver Enzymes ... Now What?!" Dr. Cynthia Leveille-Webster answers an audience question regarding whether diet can lead to liver enzyme elevations in dogs:

Dr. Karen Muñana - a veterinary neurologist at North Carolina State University's College of Veterinary Medicine - describes the different types of seizures that can be seen in dogs. Learn more about Canine Epilepsy.

In this excerpt from our Pet Cancer Summit, Dr. Jeffrey Bryan - a veterinary oncologist - describes just how complex tumors are and how that impacts their responsiveness to treatment. Learn more about cancer.