Yeast Infection in dogs is not exactly rare. A dog may suffer from this skin condition any time of the year, but it is more common during summer. Believe it or not, a yeast infection is likely caused by an underactive immune system. Whether in dogs or humans, …

Is your Labrador’s nose turning pink? In Labradors, the color of their fur often reflects the color of their nose. Black Labradors have black noses, and chocolate Labradors have liver (or brown) noses. On the other hand, yellow Labradors may be born with either a black or lighter colored …

Dogs speak with their tails, but sometimes, they can get injured too. For a playful and lively Lab, his tail is of paramount significance for displaying friendly disposition. However, disorders, such as limber tail in Labradors, are likely to dampen their bubbly expression and even cause pain. This …

All dogs are vulnerable to allergies and your Labrador Retriever is no exception. Dogs and humans are allergic to mostly the same types of trigger, such as smoke, dust, molds, some odors, some fabrics, food, and other things. Your awareness about dog allergy triggers and symptoms are key …

Have you heard your Labrador snore? It seems that snoring in Labradors is pretty common. We find everything our Labs do adorable – even the how they snore. To have a sight of a snoring Labradors can be quite a funny sight. However, it is not something that …

Is your Labrador Retriever excessively licking his read end? He may be suffering from anal gland infections and trying to overcome swelling and inflammation of his anal sacs. Anal Gland problems in Labradors are not exactly rare. This health issue can cause infection, pain, and discomfort in your …

Hip dysplasia in Labradors is a congenital disorder that may be due to hereditary or birth defect problems. Environmental factors also play a part. Labrador Retrievers as well as other large dog breeds are at a greater risk of developing this condition if their parents have musculoskeletal issues. …

Getting rid of fleas is an important thing and every dog owner must know. Fleas are very common, and they are present almost everywhere you go. So, knowing how to get rid of fleas on dogs and prevent their return is an essential aspect of dog care. There …

Canine distemper is one of the most feared diseases in dogs because it has a very high mortality rate. An airborne disease, it is highly contagious in dogs. Like Canine Parvovirus, canine distemper has no direct cure and can be quite a challenge to treat. Canine distemper is also …

Canine parvovirus is a highly contagious and fatal disease often infecting young puppies. Parvo kills its host by attacking the cells in the body and causing severe dehydration. It also destroys the infected dog’s intestinal tract making absorption of nutrients a problem. Canine parvovirus also attacks the infected …

Seeing your Labrador in pain can be heartbreaking. We do our best to keep them safe but things just happen and finding safe pain relievers for dogs is the best way you can help him. Lucky for us humans, we can choose among several over-the-counter medications that can …

Active and playful, Labrador Retrievers are healthy dogs. However, with age, lack of daily exercise, the absence of proper diet and nutrition, and environmental changes, a Lab is likely to acquire various health problems. There are also certain breed specific issues that impact the health of these dogs. …

Is your Labrador infested with fleas? Fleas are horrible little critters and once infected, it can be hard to get rid of them. These wingless bloodsucking parasitic insect can cause allergies and various other skin problems in your pet. We have put together five home remedies to get …

It is natural for you to be concerned when your Labrador has diarrhea. However, worried and hurried, you should not forget the basic things to do to contain the dog diarrhea. Find out why dogs have diarrhea and what should you do when your dog is suffering from …

Ear infection in Labradors is quite common. If you find your Lab constantly scratching, shaking, and rubbing his ears on the floor, chances are high that he is experiencing an ear infection, and you must do something about it fast. If left untreated, ear infections can lead to …

Arthritis in dogs is a degenerative disorder. It is more likely to affect a dog when he is well past his prime youth. Various factors, such as obesity and lack of daily exercise, contribute to this bone and joint pain disorder and also worsen the symptoms of this …