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Bulldogs must contend with a variety of possible health conditions, and skin issues are a primary problem. One of the skin problems that commonly plagues bulldogs is ringworm. Ringworm commonly appears as circular lesions of hair loss and…

Canine lymphoma is a common form of cancer that may occur in dogs. Some breeds that are often affected by lymphoma are Scottish terriers, bull mastiffs, cocker spaniels, German shepherds, poodles, boxers and golden retrievers. Dogs that…

A little wetness in your dog's eyes is a good thing. A lot of wetness and runny tears, could mean trouble. If you rule out sudden changes in temperature that can make anyone's eyes run or notice your dog has consistently watery eyes, it's…

Grain mites are commonly found in dog food and might have an effect on your pet's health. These mites are extremely hard to detect because they are microscopic. Preventative methods can be taken to ensure your dog doesn't get irritated by…

Ear infections also known as otitis externa, may affect dogs as well as humans. According to petplace.com, ear infections are one of the top 10 reasons that dogs visit the veterinarian. Ear infections may affect as many as 20 percent of…

There's nothing like sweet-smelling puppy kisses to start the day, but if Fido's breath smells foul, something could be amiss. A healthy puppy's breath should smell pleasant, not stinky. Bring your little one to the vet to rule out a health…

Dogs may suffer from intermittent bouts of diarrhea the same as humans. Diarrhea can range from "loose" stools to explosive episodes of diarrhea. If diarrhea persists it may be necessary to consult a veterinarian for a proper diagnosis and…

Entropion is a painful eye condition that causes a dog's eyelid to roll inward. The hair-covered lid and eyelashes then rub against the cornea, the outer layer of the eyeball, causing damage. It can occur in both eyes or just one; and on…

Scabies, also known as sarcoptic mange, is a skin condition that can cause your dog to suffer from serious discomfort. Scabies is caused by an infestation of microscopic mites that are living on your dog's skin. It will not go away without…

Ringworm is a type of fungus, not a worm, that can cause infected dogs to develop ring-shaped rashes. A dermatophyte that subsists on the keratin found in the skin, hair and nails, ringworm most commonly occurs on the legs, feet, head or…