Welcome to Gundog Journal’s Health hub, your trusted resource for maintaining the well-being of your working dogs. Our expert veterinarians and canine health specialists provide comprehensive guidance on a wide range of topics, from preventing common conditions like Alabama Rot and Weil’s disease to managing your gundog’s weight and nutrition.
Discover invaluable advice on injury prevention, vaccination schedules and emergency care for heat stroke. Whether you’re caring for a labrador, spaniel, or any other working breed, our in-depth articles and professional insights will help you keep your loyal companion in peak condition for the field and beyond.
If you find a lump on your dog then acting soon could prevent a lot more trouble later on, as veterinary nurse Laura Keyser explains.
Article courtesy of Admiral Pet Insurance in-house veterinary nurse, Nicki Fox.
The show ring has had a ruinous effect on many of our working breeds; an array of conditions now affect hundreds of thousands of dogs across the country. But, thankfully, there are those who are battl...
It’s the most difficult of subjects but here Tom Jones faces up to the sad reality of losing a beloved gundog and realises just how much they give us
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