Dr. Chyrle Bonk

The “goose honking” cough that many dogs with tracheal collapse exhibit can be loud and alarming, making many owners wonder how long a dog with a collapsing tr…

By Dr. Chyrle Bonk

Many people associate hydrophobia with rabies because one of the signs of the paralytic variant is paralysis of the jaw muscles and throat, making some assume…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Dogs are meant to only have a single hole in their mouth, right? It’s the one that their food goes into and their tongue comes out of when they’re trying to gi…

By Dr. Chyrle Bonk

If you look at the nutritional values of any bag of dog food, you might notice that one ingredient is conspicuously missing. Dog food companies are not require…

By Dr. Ashley Darby

If your pooch is like most dogs, they tend to get into anything and everything, and they’re always trying to eat new things. But if your dog just ate a snail,…

By Adam Mann

Potty training a puppy can be frustrating all on its own. What makes it even worse is when complications come along with it. Some dogs learn very quickly, othe…

By Ashley Bates

Discovering that your pet is the victim of poisoning is a terrifying and heart-wrenching situation, especially if you believe that your neighbor is to blame. M…

By Ed Malaker

Dog parks are a great way to let your dog have outdoor fun, get socialization time with other pups, and form a better bond with you. However, before you head o…

By Grant Piper

Our dogs can contract a number of ailments that all cause similar signs. Sometimes, it's hard to differentiate between them without professional assistance, wh…

By Ashley Bates

Many pet owners prefer an individual taking care of their pets while away, as it’s less stressful than boarding them. It also reduces exposure to transmissible…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers