The Super Snouts Report

The two leading causes of distinctly fishy dog breath, how anal gland secretion ends up in the mouth, and which odours point at organ disease.

Why a meal can reappear intact hours after eating, how to tell regurgitation from vomiting, and which versions of this pattern are urgent.

How evening meal timing and colonic fermentation combine to concentrate a dog's gas into the hours after bedtime, and what actually shifts the pattern.

How to separate a normally full belly and tensed muscle from bloat, fluid, obstruction and organ enlargement, and which findings mean going in now.

The schedule arithmetic behind pre-dawn bathroom wake-ups, which adjustments move the clock, and when an early-hours urgency is medical.

What the gap between a rejected bowl and an accepted treat actually rules in and out, and how to test appetite before assuming stubbornness.

Which stool colours are simply the new formula showing through, which point at bleeding or bile problems, and how to transition food without guessing.

The cephalic phase of digestion explains most pre-meal drooling, and this covers how to tell anticipation from nausea, pain and sudden dangerous causes.