Roy Kraemer, DVM is the founder of Vet4Bulldog and the V4B line of preventive care products for Bulldogs and French Bulldogs. A Tufts University veterinary school graduate, he built and ran a Southern California veterinary hospital dedicated exclusively to these two breeds, and spent over 20 years working almost entirely with them, including years of rescue work alongside So Cal Bulldog Rescue. In practice he combined conventional medicine and surgery with regenerative therapies including stem cell treatment, PRP and therapeutic laser, alongside nutrition, topical therapy and supplements. His emphasis throughout has been preventive care and longevity rather than treating problems once they take hold. He has been asked to comment on Bulldog and French Bulldog health by Business Insider, HuffPost, The US Sun, NBC Los Angeles and the OC Register.
Below is a quick, fun guide for bulldog moms and dads who’ve seen one too many belly scratches, mystery rashes, upsetting balding, and that funky, ever-changing rainbow of bulldog skin discoloration [👇]:
Cytopoint CADI Itch Control Injection for Bulldogs and French Bulldogs Cytopoint CADI Itch Control Injection for Bulldogs and French Bulldogs helps to control itching due to atopic dermatitis, [👇]
Imagine if your bulldog had their very own built-in emergency repair kit, ready to heal, soothe, and repair whenever life throws them a curveball.
Well… they do! and it might just be the best health insurance your pup could ever have [👇]:
Bulldog & Frenchie parents can’t be blamed for freaking out when their pup suddenly shakes, twitches, or collapses. From dramatic full-body convulsions to random head bobbles or quirky “air-licking” episodes, it all looks alarming. But here’s the good news [👇]:
Traveling with your bulldog isn’t exactly a “throw some clothes in a bag and let’s go” situation.
Our squishy-faced besties need a little extra TLC when it comes to trip planning, especially when flights are involved [👇]:
Bulldogs are adorable, lovable couch potatoes, but like many breeds, they’re also prone to certain health conditions, including tumors.
But don’t panic! Knowing what to look for (and when to act) can make all the difference[…]
Did you know that our English and French Bulldogs are especially prone to certain household and outdoor emergencies?
Here are 3 common emergencies I see all the time at my hospital, and some easy tips to help keep your fur baby safe and healthy [👇]!
You and our bulldog community are gut‑smart bully parents already juggling a million caring bully tasks. Below are 5 must‑know facts about your bulldog’s gut bacteria, leaky gut dangers, and probiotic tips to help your hectic day and optimize care.
Here’s a fast‑track guide to belly balance and digestive bliss[👇]
Let’s face it, bulldogs are tough on the outside, but can be surprisingly fragile under the hood. That’s where stem cell therapy comes in: a high-tech pit crew for your pup’s body. These amazing little cells are like […}
Due to their distinctive anatomy and breed-specific predispositions, interdigital cysts are a frequent and often frustrating issue in bulldogs and French bulldogs. The breed is prone to developing these painful, inflamed cysts between their toes because […]
Bulldog tails are unique and need special attention. Proper care and understanding of their anatomy are crucial for preventing painful complications and costly treatments. Here are five essential tips to help you save money and keep your bulldog healthy and happy […]
Bulldogs and French Bulldogs Breathing and Respiratory Problems are among other common health problems that include hip dysplasia, cherry eye, and other ailments. They require daily maintenance and are […]
