Dr. Leigh Wilder

Stomach ulcers are a common ailment affecting humans and are often associated with symptoms, such as stomach pain, bloating, or nausea. But what about our cani…

By Dr. Leigh Wilder

Cuterebra, warble, botfly—while the names are different, the “yuck” factor is the same. If your veterinarian has diagnosed your dog with Cuterebra, you may hav…

By Dr. Leigh Wilder

If your dog has a wart-like growth on its snout and is diagnosed with an oral papilloma, it may have you feeling concerned—and full of questions. The following…

By Dr. Leigh Wilder

Wicked witches and troublesome toads—these are creatures you might associate with warts. But what about our canine companions? Do dogs get warts? And, if so, s…

By Dr. Leigh Wilder

The word “scab” often conjures up memories of childhood, when scraped and scabbed elbows and knees were often the result of hours spent outdoors, playing with…

By Dr. Leigh Wilder

Puddles of urine on the floor, sofa, dog bed—or worse, your bed—are something that no owner wants to deal with. Your dog is potty-trained, so what could be goi…

By Dr. Leigh Wilder

Nothing is more exciting than adding a new puppy to your family; their boundless energy, adorable antics, and sleepy cuddles are simply the best! Conversely, d…

By Dr. Leigh Wilder

A surgical procedure for a canine companion may stress out even the most seasoned owner, especially if urgent or emergency surgery is required. Gastric surgery…

By Dr. Leigh Wilder

From children on the playground to professional athletes—concussions can affect people of all shapes and sizes. But what about our feline companions? Do they “…

By Dr. Leigh Wilder

A neuter is a common surgical procedure you may be considering for your dog. But what do you need to know before your dog undergoes surgery, and how long will…

By Nicole Cosgrove