Dogs may instinctively try to hide signs of pain, which means "symptoms can easily be missed", according to pet specialists ...

Signs that indicate your dog is in pain are a reduced appetite, excessive panting, limping, and a rapid heart rate.

Maybe your dog went a little too hard during playtime and they're not running with the same pep, or the passage of time has caught up to them. Either way, seeing your pup in pain is never nice. "There ...

Caregiver observations are invaluable, as many chronic pain signs are most apparent at home. Caregivers can identify baselines and detect changes from baseline in daily activities, such as jumping, ...

According to the Valley Fever Center for Excellence at the University of Arizona's College of Medicine, common early symptoms ...