Kidney problems in dogs that go untreated can be life-threatening. If you suspect your dog has kidney failure, don’t try to self-diagnose and treat the condition at home.

The dog may be urinating more, but other clinical signs of kidney disease are not present. Tests will show an increase in waste chemicals in the blood. Dogs should be treated for the underlying ...

Annabelle is a 7-year-old Queensland heeler who lives in Goleta, Calif. She used to tend 100-or-so head of sheep, but since George sold his ranch, Annabelle spends most of her time herding the ...

Kidney stones are hard deposits that form in the kidneys, causing severe pain and discomfort. Discover how they develop and impact health. Kidney Stone: Signs & Symptoms ...

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.

One of the earliest signs of familial kidney disease in dogs is increased water consumption and frequent urination. Some pet parents might initially mistake these behaviors for poor house training ...