In the summer of 2009, Myu was suffering from symptoms of heart failure and renal failure. It was commendable of her to fight against her illness quietly.

Usually when a dog vomits, your biggest worry is having to clean up the mess. But vomiting can also be a sign of serious illness, so recognize the signs of a larger problem.

My dog Alfie is recovering from his leg injury. he gets to live in the house while his brother sits outside waiting for they day he comes back again to their outdoor pen. sorry for bad quality it was taken on a phone

Andy and Snickers want to help you help your dog. No one wants to see a dog in pain, so watch this episode of Dog Knows to learn more about common dog illnesses and solutions.

Newfoundland dog with severe leg disease has major surgery and is gradually restored to health. Part of his therapy involves a very steady reintroduction to heelwork to music. Other activities involve swimming. Many thanks to all who have expressed an interest in Blake’s recovery.

My tattoo’s are a tribute to my dog Jez the cocker spaniel and my father’s dog’s Oscar and louie, springer spaniels. Who all died hours after spending time in woodland, of suspected seasonal canine illness. The photos of the dogs are taken just before they started to get ill.

The symptoms of any illness in dogs usually include a strong odor, a high temperature, pale-colored gums and a change in energy or mood, aside from more obvious symptoms like vomiting, coughing or diarrhea. Identify more subtle symptoms of illness in a dog withinformation from a professional certified dog trainer in this free video on dog care. Expert: Zephyr Clarke-Dolberg Contact: www.miami-dog-training.com Bio: Zephyr Clarke-Dolberg is a certified professional dog trainer in Miami, Fla. Filmmaker: Paul Muller

Find out more about the Animal Health Trust’s investigation into the mystery dog illness known as Seasonal Canine Illness (SCI). Please see www.aht.org.uk for further updates on SCI.

Second Chance SPCA is a no-kill animal shelter for dogs and cats located in Plano, TX. Our mission is to rescue animals in danger of being euthanized from city shelters and to care for them until they are adopted by loving families. We have recently celebrated our 1600th adoption after opening out small two-room shelter only 5 years ago. Saving so many loved has been extremely fulfilling and we must continue to grow in our mission for the adoptable animals yet to be saved from overburdened city shelters in the North Texas area. Our animals are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, tested for heartworms or feline leukemia, and stay in our program until adopted. We also treat illnesses and injuries that many other shelters would euthanize for. Most important of all, our animals receive daily attention from people who care. While our shelter is not their permanent home, it is a place where they can be safe and loved until they do find their forever home.

Bentley’s Story. He was diagnosed with hepatic Encephalopathy at the start of 2011 at 11 months old. He has recovered and also had a very high risk operation to correct his liver shunt condition.