Articles by Dr. Kathryn Primm
A Pain In The Rear: 5 Signs Your Dog Has “Butt Problems”
Does your dog lick his butt? Sure he does, but too much licking can indicate a problem. Look for these 5 signs your dog has butt problems.
Read More Dog HealthAsk A Vet: My Dog’s Seems To Be Losing Hearing, What Can I Do?
Worried your senior dog is going deaf? Learn the signs, causes, and how to support dogs with hearing loss from a vet’s perspective.
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: I Think My Dog Has Heatstroke. What Do I Do Right Now?
Dog heatstroke is an emergency! Learn the signs, immediate actions, and why vet care is crucial. Act fast—your dog’s life depends on it!
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: How Do I Pick A Good Dog Food?
Need help choosing the best dog food? A vet shares expert tips on selecting a nutritious, high-quality diet for your pup’s health.
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: When Should I Take My Dog To The Vet? 5 Symptoms To Take Seriously
Not sure if your dog’s symptoms warrant a vet visit? Learn 5 signs you should never ignore, with insights from a trusted veterinarian.
Read More Ask A VetIs My Dog’s Immune System Attacking Itself? A Vet’s Guide to Auto-Immune Diseases
Learn how to identify, manage, and treat idiopathic and triggered immune-mediated disorders in dogs, from symptoms to treatment options.
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Veterinarian: Should I Give My Dog An Omega Fatty Acid Supplement?
Veterinarian answers whether your dog needs omega fatty acid supplements, the benefits, and potential risks.pen_sparktunesharemore_vert
Read More Supplements for DogsFrom The Vet: 7 Signs Of Dog Arthritis You May Not Have Noticed
Recognizing these often-overlooked signs of arthritis can help you manage your dog's pain and restore their quality of life.
Read More Ask A VetWhy Does My Dog Lick My Feet? The Answers You’ve Been Looking For
Many owners search for answers to the question "why does my dog lick my feet?" and we asked our Vet to answer that question.
Read More Ask A VetAsk A Vet: Why Does My Dog Sniff People’s Privates?
To a dog, the private areas are like a name tag or even a business card with more information about an individual. Embarrassing? Yes! But normal.
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