Treating Diarrhea in Dogs

Diarrhea, which constitutes any form of soft stool, is a common occurrence among our canine friends. Very often it could result from a food allergy or change in dog food, stress, a side effect of medication, or perhaps a side effect of table scraps...

When a veterinarian suggests extra fiber for a dog's diet, it usually is to help the dog avoid constipation or keep the anal glands working normally. Older dogs often need extra fiber in their diet. Here are easy ways to add fiber to a dog diet. Start...

Dogs can get an upset stomach, which can have several different causes. It can result from changes in diet or routine that causes anxiety for your pet. It also can be caused by an ulcer, intestinal worms or other disorders. If your dog is suffering from...

A cat with diarrhea needs some tender, loving care as well as a way to stop the runs. Not only is diarrhea messy, it can make your pet feel weak and uncomfortable. There is always the risk of dehydration when diarrhea is present. Diarrhea usually runs...

Canines vomit more often than we'd like, usually due to the tasty treats they find in the garbage or lying about in the yard, but if your dog is vomiting repeatedly, he may need some help from you to sooth his stomach upset. Try a few of these techniques...