Dr. Chyrle Bonk

Welcoming a new puppy into your home can be an overwhelming experience. At 3 months old, your fluffy bundle of joy is at a crucial stage in their development,…

By Genevieve Dugal

Between the threat of ticks and fleas, dogs seem like natural traps for countless parasitic creepy pests. Fortunately, there’s one common household nuisance do…

By Nicole Cosgrove

Puppies and worms are like peanut butter and jelly—not that they taste great but rather that they are commonly seen together. Puppies can acquire worms from th…

By Dr. Chyrle Bonk

As dog owners, we’re responsible for ensuring our pets are on their best behavior when interacting with other animals and people. Unfortunately, some dogs disp…

By Elizabeth Gray

Training is a critical part of pet ownership. Experts recommend starting the process right after your new animal companion has adapted to the transition to you…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Steroids (glucocorticoids/corticosteroids) have been among the most commonly prescribed medications in veterinary medicine since the 1950s. Synthetic glucocort…

By Genevieve Dugal

Whether you’re a kid that finds them hilarious or a mortified adult who just wants to pretend they aren’t happening, dog farts are often impossible to ignore.…

By Elizabeth Gray

Puppies seem to grow rapidly before our very eyes. Most puppies are vacuum cleaners, instantly sucking up their food as soon as you put it down. However, if yo…

By Ashley Bates

Roughly 45% of American households have invited a dog into their homes, likely because pet ownership can be so fulfilling and rewarding.1 Pets give us uncondit…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Your dog’s skin can be a useful indication of their overall health. If you have noticed that your dog's skin is itchy and smells abnormal, then there is probab…

By Sarah Psaradelis