VetMed offers treatment options for skin cancer in dogs.

Mast cell tumors (MCTs), also known as mastocytomas, represent one of the most common forms of cancer in dogs.

When the liver faces malfunction or disease, the implications can be far-reaching, affecting numerous bodily processes.

Rectal polyps, while relatively rare, with early diagnosis and appropriate treatment, many dogs continue to lead healthy lives.

Intestinal blockages in dogs are a significant health concern and one of the more common emergencies that veterinarians encounter.

Anal gland cancer in dogs is a subject that needs earnest attention for those who might be noticing symptoms in their dogs.

Though less common than other types of cancer, it is often aggressive and can spread rapidly, affecting quality of life and lifespan.

While many of us are well-versed in common issues like allergies, esophageal obstructions are often less understood.

Collapsed trachea is a serious medical condition affecting dogs that can compromise their quality of life and, in extreme cases, be fatal.

If you've noticed your dog sneezing, pawing at its nose, or appearing agitated, your pet might be dealing with a nasal foreign body.

While not all ear growths are cancerous, early detection and treatment are crucial for your dog's well-being.

While head shaking is common in dogs, excessive or intense shaking can be a symptom of underlying issues that may require attention.

VetMed specializes in minimally invasive procedures for treating conditions like bladder polyps.

Involuntary leakage of urine is often a symptom of an underlying medical issue requiring attention.

Although the presence of blood, medically termed hematuria, is often alarming, most causes are treatable.

We will explore what nasal tumors are, their symptoms, causes, prevention, diagnostic methods, and available treatment options.

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are common health issues that can affect dogs of all ages and breeds. Just like humans, dogs can experience

Ectopic ureters are a congenital anomaly that can affect dogs, leading to urinary complications and discomfort.

What's the prognosis for dogs with bladder cancer? What caused it and how do we treat it? We've got the answers for you.

We'll take a closer look at bladder stones in dogs, including the different types, causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options, and more!