Pet Health Hub

The central role of the liver and the frequent exposure to the toxins so often consumed by our canine and feline friends, means that the liver is often the site of disease and damage. Dr Nick Wonders looks at the role of this precious organ and how it can be protected.

If your dog is scratching frantically or has developed bald patches, it may be a case of sarcoptic mange, also known as canine scabies. The condition is largely easily treated but best dealt with swiftly! Here's what to watch for when it comes to mange in dogs.

One of the sweetest breeds on the planet, the Cocker Spaniel comes with a major flaw, you'll struggle to leave the house as soon as they fix their soft brown eyes on you!

Why is it easy for some dogs to maintain healthy ears while others are affected by lifelong ear disease?

Concerned your dog may have an ear infection? Here's how to spot the signs of canine ear infection, prevent and treat them.

Wondering why your dog is scratching his ears or constantly shaking his head? It could be a case of ear mites, an easily treatable parasite common in canines.