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HEALTH MATTERS – Anal Glands, by Vikki Marshall RVN APHC

All dogs have these glands (often known as anal sacs) they are situated near to the anal opening. These glands

So, you have decided you would like to have a litter from your female Bolognese. Firstly, you must ask

by Melanie Thomas Ringworm is a fungal infection caused by a micro-organism called dermatophytosis. The condition causes crusty lesions on

Your dog’s mobility is important and should be monitored, particularly as they age. If you look for the signs of

QUESTION: How do you keep Bolognese dogs so white? ANSWER: I’m sure many Bolognese owners have heard this question many times

Warmer days are great for dog walking. But beware, warmer weather means fleas hatch out looking for a host. The

Recently I had a real scare with Fabio – he is just one year old and a darling of a

Hello fellow Bolognese owners. Our beautiful breed does seem prone to tear staining and over the years I feel as

by Chris Thatcher The Bolognese along with other non-moulting breeds of dog have hair growing in their ears. It is

ANSWER: As an occasional breeder of Bolognese, I am often asked when I have a litter of puppies what sex is