Posts by Addie Reinhard, DVM

As a veterinarian, many of my clients often ask me if it is safe for their Boston Terriers to eat eggs. Eggs are highly nutritious for people, but have you ever wondered if these same health...

Milk is generally considered a healthy drink for people that is packed full of calcium and other beneficial nutrients, but is milk safe for Boston Terriers? As a veterinarian, I usually recommend...

Have you noticed that your Boston’s ribs are sticking out excessively? If so, your Boston may be too skinny. This article will explore how to tell if your Boston is too skinny and what to do if...

Is your Boston Terrier limping? If so, this may be a sign that they have torn their ACL. ACL tears are prevalent in dogs, with around 1 to 2 percent of dogs developing a torn ACL at some point in...

Did you know as many as 1 in 20 Boston Terriers may have luxating patellas? A luxating patella is essentially when the kneecap pops in and out of place. They can range from mild luxations that...

Cushing’s disease is a common disease seen in elderly Boston Terriers. If your Boston has been drinking a lot, peeing excessively, or panting, they might have Cushing’s disease. This...