Chris Dinesen Rogers

The subject of death is an uncomfortable one, and you probably have a lot of questions if you have pets: What happens to my dog if I die? Who will take care of…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Dogs have been our companions for around 40,000 years. Initially, canines served functional roles, accompanying humans out hunting or carrying our supplies in…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Sudden acquired retinal degeneration syndrome (SARDS) describes acute blindness in a dog that occurs from the degeneration of the retina. The deterioration of…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

The word “borborygmi” is the technical way of describing the gurgling sound coming from your gastrointestinal (GI) system. It’s embarrassing when it happens to…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

While we love taking our dogs along on our adventures, whether it’s to go on a long hike or to lounge on the beach, we usually let them hop in the car without…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

You can’t help but love Pugs. They are sweet-natured and sometimes naughty, and they have a big bark for a dog that weighs less than 20 pounds. It only makes s…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

It shouldn’t come as any surprise that pet owners would want to take their dogs with them to the beach. After all, 95% of people consider them family members.…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

It’s never pleasant to watch your dog when they’re uncomfortable and not feeling their best, especially if they have diarrhea. Diarrhea can occur for a number…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

It’s not surprising that dogs can get cataracts. After all, they share 84% of our DNA. Canines can also get other health conditions common in people, like asth…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Choosing to breed your dog is a big decision. It can have health consequences for your pup, whether or not it was planned. Epidemiological data show a prevalen…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers