Posture and Neurologic Changes in Dogs: Signs of Pain You Can’t Ignore
Updated: February 5, 2026
Learn how posture and neurologic changes in dogs can signal pain, discomfort, or nerve issues, and when to talk with your veterinarian.
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Updated: February 5, 2026
Learn how posture and neurologic changes in dogs can signal pain, discomfort, or nerve issues, and when to talk with your veterinarian.
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If your dog growls, snaps, or pulls away when touched, pain may be the cause. Learn how to protect your dog’s comfort and prevent bites.
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Wondering if it’s safe to let your dog sleep in your bed? Learn the pros, cons, safety tips, and how to decide what’s best for you and your dog.
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Gastroenteritis can last days, weeks, or even years. We're here to help you understand this digestive issue and get your dog feeling better.
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Why do dogs eat grass? Discover if it’s normal, when it signals health issues, and what to do if your dog eats grass often or shows concerning symptoms.
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Calcinosis cutis in dogs requires veterinary treatment. There aren’t any over-the-counter skin remedies, but there are ways to help your dog feel better.
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Furunculosis is a bacterial infection that usually occurs after something else causes the skin to become irritated. Read how to help your dog.
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Learn why dogs eat rocks, the health risks involved, and how to prevent it through training, management, and when to call your vet for help.
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There are many possible causes for a puppy's skin getting crusty, itchy, or flaky. Many are easily treatable with a trip to the vet; some are more serious.
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Learn how to recognize hearing loss in dogs, what causes deafness, and how to help your deaf dog live a safe, happy, and enriched life.
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