The Super Snouts Report

Dogs eat things. Sometimes those things get stuck. Here's recognition, urgency, and what the workup involves.

Part of the stomach pushes through the diaphragm. More common in brachycephalic breeds. Here's the picture.

More common than many owners realize. Here's what causes them, how they present, and the vet's diagnostic process.

Anal gland issues are surprisingly connected to digestion — particularly fiber intake. Here's the picture and the practical management.

A serious condition where part of the intestine slides inside another part — usually requires surgical correction.

The 'self-medicating' theory is mostly wrong. Here's what dogs actually get out of eating grass — and when grass-eating becomes a vet question.

The early-morning yellow vomit has a name — bilious vomiting syndrome — and a few practical fixes. Here's what's happening and when to involve your vet.

Sudden bloody diarrhea in an otherwise healthy dog is HGE until proven otherwise — and it's a same-day vet emergency.