November brings heightened danger for dogs , with reported cases of Seasonal Canine Illness rising sharply during this period. Whilst the condition remains relatively uncommon, it can have serious consequences for our canine companions. The majority of incidents occur between August and November, typically following walks through woodland areas . Dr Aimee Warner, resident veterinarian at Waggel , explains: "Seasonal Canine Illness tends to affect dogs within 24 to 72 hours of woodland walks,