If kidney function is impaired, it can cause a domino effect of health problems for your pet. Know the signs of kidney disease in dogs and what you can do to prevent and treat their condition.

Kidney disease can develop in dogs due to age or genetics. Here’s a look at what causes its causes and treatments.

Familial kidney disease is an umbrella term used to describe various genetically transmitted conditions that impair the normal function of a dog's kidneys. Unlike some hereditary kidney diseases ...

There are underlying issues that can lead to recurrent urinary tract infections. Among them is a condition leading to stones in the kidney (s) or bladder.

Your vet can help you determine the best way to treat your dog’s kidney stones.

Kidney stones are hard mineral deposits that form in the kidneys when urine contains high levels of certain substances, such as calcium, oxalate, and uric acid, which can't be diluted properly ...

Causes of kidney disease are often associated with changes in the blood supply to the kidneys. These changes may result from age-related scarring, kidney stones, cancer, toxin exposure, heart disease, ...

Kidney inflammation due to fluid accumulation in dogs affects one or both kidneys. The condition is caused by a capsule of fluid that enlarges the kidneys.