Dr. Marta Vidal-Abarca

Though their lives are shorter, dog aging isn’t unlike human aging. We get random aches and pains, go to bed earlier, and may not want to socialize and party l…

By Nicole Cosgrove

If you have ever caught your dog doing something embarrassing, you are probably familiar with how embarrassed they seem to act afterward. They might struggle t…

By Sarah Psaradelis

The ultimate goal of every dog owner is to have a happy and healthy pet, and one important aspect of a dog's well-being is their eye health. Unfortunately, the…

By Kathryn Copeland

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

You’re used to it at this point: your dog running around like a holy terror, knocking over tables and toddlers and just being a complete menace. It’s nothing t…

By Nicole Cosgrove

Food allergies are a type of allergy that can affect dogs, causing chronic skin and digestive signs. Some breeds are more prone to food allergies than others,…

By Dr. Marta Vidal-Abarca

If you own a dog, you are probably aware of canine parainfluenza. You may have read about it or heard about it from your veterinarian. You may have even had yo…

By Nicole Cosgrove

Unfortunately, bed bugs (Cimex lectularius) can come from various sources, and dealing with these persistent critters when you have dogs can be difficult becau…

By Nicole Cosgrove

Female dogs typically go through a heat cycle twice a year, during which time, they can mate and conceive babies. The first part of the heat cycle is referred…

By Rachael Gerkensmeyer

Dogs are man’s best friend for good reason. After all, they bring us joy, laughter, and comfort, and owning a dog has many rewards and benefits. However, the e…

By Rachel Giordano