Diseases & Conditions

<p>Rupture of the cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) is the most common cause of persistent hindlimb lameness in dogs. Read about cruciate ligament condition.</p>

<p>Learn about chest tumors in dogs including symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options from qualified Vets.</p>

<p>Traditionally chemotherapy is administered at the maximum tolerated dose followed by a break period to allow normal tissues to recover. Metronomic chemotherapy is the continuous, chronic administration of low doses of chemotherapy drugs without break periods....</p>

<p>With Australia having one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, and Queensland being the skin cancer capital of the world, pets are also at a high risk of developing skin cancer. Our comprehensive guide below covers potential risk factors for your pet, signs and symptoms, as well as prevention tips, so you can keep your fur family sun safe.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Learn from the AREN Specialists about the signs and symptoms of ear infections in dogs, plus treatment options and prevention tips to keep your dog’s ears healthy.</p>

<p>This month is IVDD Awareness Month, and unfortunately at ARH we see too many dogs with this debilitating spinal disease. Throughout July, we will take you through some of the key facts about IVDD that may help you spot if your pup is ever in trouble...</p>