The Super Snouts Report

A motility disorder where the stomach empties too slowly. Here's the picture and how vets approach it.

A challenging condition that requires committed management — but many dogs live well with it. Here's what owners need to know.

Gastric dilatation-volvulus is the single most dangerous canine GI emergency. Time matters more than almost any other condition. Here's what to know.

Aerophagia (air swallowing) is the main driver. Here's what's normal, what isn't, and when to mention it to your vet.

A structural condition where the stomach outlet doesn't open properly. Here's how it presents and what management looks like.

The three major intestinal worms in dogs — different parasites, different impacts, different treatment considerations. Here's the working overview.

Salmonella in dogs is less common than in chickens but still a real consideration — particularly around raw feeding. Here's the picture.

Giardia infections are common, easily transmitted, and sometimes hard to clear. Here's the picture.