The Midwoofery Blog

When it comes to administering medication, the age of your dog can affect the dosage. As a dog breeder, it is important to understand the...

First if you've lost a puppy and you are reading this, I'm so sorry. It's a horrible occupational risk that we encounter, and if you...

If you’re a dog breeder, you know that your dogs are your life. They’re more than just pets—they’re members of the family. As such, it’s...

Canine herpes virus (CHV) is a common systemic viral infection in dogs that can cause a variety of symptoms, including respiratory...

There are a lot of myths floating around about safety and efficacy of puppy vaccines, as well as the use of nomographs and nosodes. Like...

Why you should be concerned with the best age to spay/neuter and why the answer isn't what you think it may be.

There are all kinds of nasty little things you or your visitors can inadvertently drag into your home on your shoes, like Parvo.

I want to go over why we often seem to emphasize weight and body condition score in our puppies and dogs and why it is so important.

Entropion and ectropion are both genetic conditions. There haven’t been any specific genes yet identified with it, but it has been clearly e

Even the most careful, reputable, diligent breeder can have an inadvertent exposure to parvo

Puppies are often in contact with the ground, have sensitive skin, and don’t have fully developed immune systems. For some, this can be a re

Female puppies can exhibit a clear or creamy vaginal discharge or have sticky or dirty hair around their vulva. You may notice them licking

An umbilical hernia is an opening in the muscle under the skin where the umbilical cord was.

If you've been breeding for a while, no matter how clean and how careful, you've likely had a parent (or two or three) call and ask about pu