As a veterinarian who has devoted years to feline medicine, I’ve examined countless cats presenting with watery eyes—a condition that ranges from minor irritation to serious systemic disease. Cat watery eyes, medically termed epiphora, occurs when excessive tear production or inadequate tear drainage causes moisture to overflow onto the facial fur. While some cat owners…

As a veterinarian with over a decade of experience treating feline patients, I can confidently say that cat hairballs are one of the most common concerns I hear from worried pet owners. While the occasional hairball is normal for our feline companions, frequent or severe hairball issues can indicate underlying health problems that require professional…

As a veterinarian who has treated countless cases of feline acne over my career, I can tell you that this condition is far more common than most cat owners realize. Feline acne affects cats of all ages, breeds, and genders, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood dermatological conditions in feline medicine. This comprehensive…

As a professional veterinarian specializing in small animal dermatology and internal medicine, I often meet owners concerned about chronic itching, hair loss, or red skin lesions in their pets. These signs commonly point toward dog allergy, a condition that has grown significantly more recognized and better understood over the past few years. With recent research…

Cat ear scratching

cat pink urine

As a practicing veterinarian specializing in small animal medicine, few conditions cause as much discomfort and distress to pets as an anal gland rupture. In both dogs and cats, the anal glands (also known as anal sacs) serve unique scent-marking functions—but when blocked, infected, or inflamed, they can lead to serious complications, including painful abscesses…

As a veterinarian, one of the most frequent concerns I hear from pet owners is: “My dog has diarrhea—what should I do?” Diarrhea is not only uncomfortable for your dog but can be alarming for you as well. A single episode might be minor, but persistent or severe dog diarrhea can signal a more serious…

Dog vomiting

As a professional veterinarian, one of the most common concerns I hear from pet owners is, “Why is my dog coughing?” A dog cough can arise from a variety of causes—some mild, others serious. Whether it’s a temporary irritation or a symptom of a more complex underlying issue, understanding why your dog is coughing can…