My Dog Has Fleas and Hot Spots. What Do I Do?
Common causes of and how to treat flea hot spots on dogs.
Common causes of and how to treat flea hot spots on dogs.
Dr. Laura Wilson, DVM, DACVD, Board Certified in Small Animal Dermatology comments on one of the latest trends in dog food, “Grain Free” diets for dogs.
There is no ‘humanization of pets’. Rather, we are finally catching up to our own animal instinct for cross-species compassion.
These are the 6 essential nutrients that make a balanced diet for dogs.
Why do dogs eat their poop? These are the three main reasons why your dog may resort to poop-eating.
How to prepare an evacuation plan for the furry family members of your family.
Is popcorn safe for dogs? A veterinarian gives a definitive answer.
Some human foods are actually GOOD for dogs! Here’s what foods are safe and which human foods to avoid.
Mental health is just as important as physical health. Here are the signs and symptoms to look out for with depression in pets.
There are a variety of reasons why your dog is suffering from itchy skin. Read to learn the potential causes and how to manage it.
We went beyond the standard trials.
DVMs weigh in on everything you need to know about chicken and rice for dogs.
Here are five vet-approved ways to keep your dog's teeth clean for good dental health.
Can dogs eat turkey? Under certain conditions, absolutely.
There are a variety of reasons why your dog is throwing up undigested food. Here's why and what to do.
Every dog’s nutritional needs are different. Here are seven factors to consider when shopping for dog food.
Dogs truly are our best friends because they are always there for us no matter what, without judgment or prejudice.
Read on for a breakdown of what human foods are safe for dogs to eat — and which foods to avoid.
When it comes to how much to feed a dog, you must consider its life stage, body weight, diet, and activity level.
As the holidays approach, pet owners must be especially vigilant when it comes to our 4-legged family members.
Your dog could have excessive flatulence due to diet, food intolerance, or an underlying medical condition.
Are cats selfish? Not necessarily. Let’s take a look at the roots behind certain cat behaviors.
Cats as a species have very specific nutritional needs.
The truth is in the poop. Keeping an eye on our dog’s stools is one of the ways to monitor his or her health.
These dog breeds have less body fat than most and therefore do not do well in freezing temperatures.
Read about why your dog is being picky as well as tips to get them to eat.
Now that we share our lives with our dogs, it makes sense that we share our standards of food with them too. We cannot continue to feed them like farm animals because it may be unsafe to do so, and according to the latest FDA video announcement shown below, doing so brings in contamination, toxins, bacteria, illness,
This past month marked the 10-year anniversary of one of the worse consumer recalls in American history: the Melamine Pet Food Recall of 2007.
It’s not very common for cats to hiccup, but it does happen. Here's what you need to know about cat hiccups.
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