Claire Primo

Hypoglycemia in dogs is a condition in which your pup’s blood glucose (sugar) levels drop to below normal range. Glucose is a primary energy source in the body and without it or when left untreated, hypoglycemia can have serious or fatal consequences. Ensuring that you have a solid understanding of how hypoglycemia in dogs presents, as well as causes and treatment options, will yield better outcomes for your pup. Causes of Hypoglycemia Normal blood sugar levels in dogs range between 3.5-7 mmol/L.

There are a lot of variations of canine tumors and not all are created equal. Some tumors are less problematic for dogs, while others risk spreading throughout the body. Understanding common types of tumors, how they present and are treated, and symptoms to watch for, is essential in early treatment and intervention. Two main types of dog tumors Tumors are characterized as either benign or malignant: Benign tumors are noncancerous tumors that will not spread throughout the body.

If you’re planning to share turkey with your dog, consider the way the turkey has been prepared. Avoid table scraps that have been cooked with additional ingredients and deli meat that is full of salt. If you choose to give your dog a taste of Thanksgiving turkey, make it a small bite. (Be careful with the entire Thanksgiving meal, of course, as it could contain some ingredients that are not healthy for your dog.) Your dog can eat turkey that has been fully baked without additional seasonings.