Idiopathic epilepsy is the most common neurological disease in dogs. Similar to humans,
dogs with epilepsy often experience behavioural comorbidities such as increased fear …

Disturbances in the sleep–wake cycle are a debilitating, yet rather common condition not
only in humans, but also in family dogs. While there is an emerging need for easy-to-use …

Background Implantable electroencephalography (EEG) recording devices have been used
for ultra-long-term epilepsy monitoring both in clinical and home settings in people …

The sleep-wake cycle represents a crucial physiological process essential for maintaining
homeostasis and promoting individual growth. In dogs, alterations in sleep patterns …

Sleep is vital to life and fundamental to the welfare of dogs. Brachycephaly, the radically
reduced length of the snout in the absence of a concurrent reduction in the soft tissues of the …

SUMMARY Hájek I., Agudelo Carlos F. Cognitive dysfunction syndrome in a dog–a case
report. Veterinářství 2023; 73 (8): 433-439. Presented case report describes the twelve-year …

You probably wouldn't have it any other way, but perhaps you are wondering,” why does my
dog always want to sleep with me?”. Are they needy? Do they just want to be around you all …

We've all been there: settling in for a good night's sleep only to find our dog suddenly hyper
at night. Once peaceful nights are now disrupted by your canine bouncing off the walls, full …

For some dogs, achieving a peaceful night's rest can be challenging so answers to “what
can I give my dog to sleep at night?” come in handy. Dogs, much like humans, can …