Author: Jackie Brown
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Yellow Dog Poop — Should You Worry About It?
Is your dog pooping yellow? Does he need a trip to the vet ASAP? Learn when yellow dog poop is a cause for concern — and what to do about it.
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Breed Identification on Mixed-Breed Dogs Isn’t That Accurate
Adoptable mixed-breed dogs might be mislabeled more often than we think. Here’s what a recent study found!
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New Drug Shows Promise for Dog Dementia
New drug Ropesalazine may help dogs with canine cognitive dysfunction.
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Dog Pooping Blood? Here’s What to Do Next
A dog pooping blood calls for medical attention, but before you call your vet, make sure that the red stuff you're seeing is, in fact, blood. Here's how to determine if it's blood in your dog's stool — or something else.
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Dogs in Heat: 9 Things to Know
Let's talk dogs in heat — What should you do if your dog is in heat? And what are the signs of a female dog in heat in the first place? Do dogs know when they're in heat?
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Researchers 3D Print New Skull for Dog with Cancer
A 3D-printed skull plate saved the life of one dog with a multilobular osteochondrosarcoma tumor.
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Separation Anxiety Study Shows Petting is Beneficial
Petting your pup before you leave could be a factor in easing separation anxiety.
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Reese’s Law Enacted in Florida
A new Florida law requires some dogs to obtain an “aggressive dog certificate” and wear muzzles. Find out more.
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Your Dog Ate a Sock — What to Do Next
If your dog ate a sock, here's what happens to that sock and when you need to see the vet. Plus, not sure if your dog swallowed a sock? Here are some of the signs.
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Animal Welfare Enforcement Down
The United States Department of Agriculture’s Animal Care Enforcement Summary says that the enforcement of animal welfare laws has gone down.
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Does Your Dog Make the List of the Dumbest Dog Breeds?
Why are the dumbest dog breeds considered "dumb"? Are the canines we refer to as the dumbest dogs just the ones who are harder for humans to train?
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5 Winter Health Hazards for Dogs
Now that’s it’s officially winter, make sure you’re well aware of these season-specific health concerns for dogs.
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When to Take a Dog to the Vet, ASAP
Wondering when to take a dog to the vet immediately? We’ve rounded up a list of situations that need veterinary attention ASAP — and tips on how to handle an emergency situation en route to the vet’s office.
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Is Your Dog Losing Teeth? Find Out If It’s Normal
What should you do about your dog losing teeth? Is it normal to have a puppy losing teeth? What about an old dog whose teeth are falling out? Learn more.
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New Study Shows That Dogs Can Read Human’s Facial Expressions
Dogs may not be able to talk back to us in a traditional sense, but a new study shows that they can understand us.
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How to Stop Diarrhea in Dogs This Holiday Season
’Tis the season for holiday parties, decorations and comfort foods — which, unfortunately, could spell out diarrhea in dogs. Here's what to do.
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NexGard Approved to Prevent Lyme Disease Infections
What can help prevent infections that cause Lyme disease in dogs? Well, the FDA recently approved NexGard to help do so. Find out more about NexGard here.
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Wondering How to Clean Your Dog’s Ears? A How-To (and How Often!) Guide
Confused on how to clean your dog's ears? How often should you clean your dog's ears and can you clean your dog's ears at home? Check out our how-to and how often guide to clean your dog's ears safely and effectively.
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How to Keep Your Home Safe for Dogs During the Holidays
From glass ornaments to holiday baking, this time of year presents seasonal dangers to dogs. Here's how to keep your home safe for dogs during the holidays.
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What to Know About Chemotherapy for Dogs
Hearing that your dog has cancer is nerve-wracking enough. Having chemo as one of the treatment options might make you feel uneasy, too. But is chemotherapy for dogs similar to chemotherapy for humans?
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Law Requires Dangerous Dogs in Maine to Get Special Licenses
This new law is part of An Act to Strengthen the Law Regarding Dangerous Dogs and Nuisance Dogs in Maine. Find out what owners of dangerous dogs have to pay to obtain a special license.
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England Bans Shock Collars on Pets
Find out why England is banning the use of shock collars on pets and what other country is currently taking steps to ban the devices.
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Cushing’s Disease in Dogs — Signs, Diagnosis and Treatment
What is Cushing’s disease in dogs? What symptoms should you be on the lookout for, how is Cushing’s in dogs diagnosed and what is the treatment for Cushing’s disease in dogs?
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Dog Eye Discharge — What’s Normal and What’s Not
Dog eye discharge — whether in the form of dog eye boogers, green eye discharge or something else — can be completely normal... or not. Here's what to know.
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Dog Scooting: Why It Happens and When to See a Vet
Why does dog scooting happen? Can you treat dog scooting at home or should you bring your dog to the vet? What does dog scooting have to do with dog anal gland issues?
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Green Dog Poop — Is It Always a Cause for Concern?
Green dog poop happens for a couple of different reasons — some of them serious and others not. Here’s how to tell the difference and what to do about green dog poop.
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What Size Dog Should You Get? Here Are Some Things to Consider
Having trouble deciding what size dog is right for you? Let's take a look at the three main size groups — small or toy, medium, and large or giant — and highlight their challenges and benefits.
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Delaware Becomes Eighth State to Pass the Beagle Freedom Bill
The Beagle Freedom Bill helps save the lives of dogs and cats who have been used for research. Delaware just became the eighth state to pass this bill.
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Think You’re Ready for a Puppy? Your New Puppy Checklist
What kind of puppy is the best fit for my lifestyle? Who's responsible for taking care of the puppy? Here's what to consider when coming up with a new puppy checklist.
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Genetic Testing in Dogs Can Predict If Dogs Are At Risk for Diseases
Genetic testing in dogs can now predict if your dog is at risk for developing certain genetic diseases. The study also sheds some insight on genetic diseases in mixed-breed vs. purebred dogs.
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