Cassidy Sutton

Baby powder is a staple in many people’s houses, regardless of if they have children. The interesting thing about baby products? Several of them are pet-friendly. Granted, not all are safe, but rest assured, baby powder is not one of these products – baby powder is 100% safe for your dog.   That hasn’t always been

Arthritis is a common condition in older dogs, and the first signs can be subtle. You may notice that your dog sometimes has trouble getting up off the sofa. Or, they may take the stairs a little slower than they used to. Your vet can examine your dog to confirm an arthritis diagnosis and rule

Let’s get real—real gross, that is. Parasitic worms are disgusting, and no one wants to ever have to deal with them. But sadly, most dogs and cats have worms at a young age. And yes, they can pass the worms on to their humans. This is called a zoonotic infection, meaning it can pass from animals

Poinsettias are poisonous to dogs, cats, and horses, but don’t tear down your Christmas decorations just yet. They’re not as poisonous as you would think. The famous crimson-pointed flowers are only mildly toxic, meaning the signs related to poisoning are rarely serious. Generally, you can expect some mouth and stomach irritation, and maybe some vomiting

Have you allowed your Pug to pack on the pounds? You’re not alone. Pugs are happy couch dwellers, so it’s no surprise that obesity is a very real possibility for this breed. Research from the Royal Veterinary College in the UK, has indicated Pugs are at the highest risk of obesity out of all dog

The Vizsla is a red-coated gun dog that is active and intelligent and makes a great pet. As with most breeds, there are some conditions that they may be more prone to and for Vizslas this includes skin allergies. As frustrating as allergies are, understanding dog allergies is even more mind-boggling. This post walks you

A dog’s sense of smell is indeed its strongest scent, but dogs do much more than sniff things. Dogs are practically superheroes when it comes to their noses. They can sniff out drugs, cancer, and find missing people, all while breathing and sniffing simultaneously. But does this mean that dogs have a superior sniffer? Let’s

Are you interested in cropping your dog’s ears? Have you ever thought about turning those droopy ears into ferocious, fear-inducing pointed tips? Would you like to know the implications of ear cropping? Then, you’re in the right place. About 20 dog breeds commonly get their ears cropped every year. But before you pick up the