Is your dog lumpy? Are you worried about what that the lump is “something serious?” You are not alone, most people worry and the purpose of this article is to help you worry less.

An essential resource for every dog lover with a lumpy dog...  If you  find yourself confused about what to do when you  find a lump or immediately think of the worst-case scenario, I hope this blog will be useful.

Has your dog ever had a bleeding or broken nail? Learn how to treat an injured nail and stop it from bleeding. Recognize the difference between a common nail injury and a toe nail bed tumour. Discover the causes of toe tumours in dogs and ways of preventing them.

Most cancers in dogs are still very hard to treat, and while I have seen rare and miraculous cures under my care, they are hard to repeat predictably. This is why the best cancer cure continues to be prevention. 

  Why do mellow and placid have higher tendency to cancer and why the feisty and more dramatic ones are much more likely to be allergic and over-reactive? This article will give you a very different view at cancer, chronic disease and how to reduce the chances of causing serious problems with...

Worried about cancer? This comprehensive article is full of useful information on how to prevent cancer naturally, what supplements to give and what drug companies do not want you to know.

What could be causing your dog’s cough? There are many lung diseases out there, but many people are still not aware about this one important cause. Read how this unique approach can improve your dog's lung health.

I bet you never guessed that getting familiar with the back end of your dog’s anatomy could save them from surgery. A lump around your dog’s anus can be two things that you may not have heard of before. Read more about the differences between perianal adenoma and anal tumours...

Unveiling the dark side of surgery, Dr. Peter Dobias sheds light on its potential risks and drawbacks. Discover the implications of altering energy pathways and the formation of scar tissue, and learn why surgery should be a last resort. Explore alternatives to surgery and embrace self-acceptance for holistic well-being.

I would like to share this beautiful story of one of my patients Rifki that his ‘mom’ Olena shared with us. It is a good example that even the bleakest picture can come to a happy end.