How to Treat Hip Dysplasia in Dogs

- Learn how to brush your dog's teeth. Brushing your dog's teeth may actually prevent some serious canine health problems. In this video we learn the proper technique for brushing your dog's teeth, how often you should brush your dog's teeth, and what are some other home care options to keep your dog's teeth healthy. This information is not meant to replace the advice of your regular veterinarian.

- This video will focus on how to diagnose and the next course of action for many dog illnesses. This video will focus on dog ear infections.

- This video will focus on how to diagnose and the next course of action for many dog illnesses. This video will focus on dog Diabetes.

- In this pet care video, Dr. Wayne Rosenkrantz, DVM, DACVD, discusses Atopy in dogs-clinical signs, allergies, skin infections & treatment options.

- This video will focus on how to diagnose and the next course of action for many dog illnesses. This video will focus on colitis in dogs.

Prepare for Your Puppys First Visit to the Vet - Learn how to prepare for your puppy's first Vet visit! In this episode we explain what to expect at your puppy's first visit to the veterinarian, what documents you should bring, and what topics your veterinarian may discuss with you. VetVid: Good advice for healthier pets!

- This video will focus on how to diagnose and the next course of action for many dog illnesses. This video will focus on seizures in dogs.

- Learn about Hip Dysplasia in dogs. Dr. Anthony Cambridge, who is board certified in veterinary surgery, talks about what Hip Dysplasia is and how to recognize if you dog has this problem. This information is not meant to replace the advice of your regular veterinarian. For more information on Hip Dysplasia, see our other videos, Episode 015 "Treating Hip Dysplasia" and Episode 016 "Total Hip Replacement in Dogs".

In this pet care video, Dr. Douglas Esson discusses corneal ulcers in dogs and cats. Dr. Esson specializes in eye care for animals and is board certified in veterinary opthamology. Dr. Esson will address what they are, how they are diagnosed and what treatment options are available. This information is not meant to replace the advice of your regular veterinarian.