Ulcers in your dog's mouth may be a sign of something local or systemic so this discussion will address both to help you better understand the disease process. Ulcers can be localized or generalized, and the location of the ulcers is extremely important in the diagnosis...
The world is full of so many myths and misconceptions and Dr. Google has made life even more complex. Give someone a platform with little evidence-based medical training and things can go sideways rather quickly. Unfortunately, many veterinarians are ill trained regarding how to address...
Chronic Contact Mucositis/Stomatitis (formerly called CUPS) is an extremely painful disease process in dogs. While the exact etiology is not fully understood, research has shown that the body is reacting violently to plaque on a tooth, which triggers an exaggerated response of an immunoglobulin (IgG)....