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They do so much for us, yet ask so little in return.
Martha M. Everett
St. Louis-based freelance writer Martha M. Everett has lived on both coasts covering everything from Washington to Westminster. She has written for Nestlé Purina PetCare publications and is a former managing editor of Dog Fancy magazine.
The only way to know your dog’s temperature with any degree of certainty is to use a thermometer.
Dogs run hotter than humans. Here’s why.
Why do dogs chew their feet? There could be a couple of different issues at play — and foot chewing or licking in itself could create even more problems.
It’s not your fault — or your dog’s.
Poor oral health can take a bite out of your dog’s well-being, causing tooth loss, mouth sores, pain that limits ability to eat and infections that can lead to heart, liver and kidney disease.
Keep your dog in tip-top shape with these simple tips.
Few things are more annoying than the wet, sloppy sound of a dog licking himself when you’ve just crawled into bed.
Is your dog coughing after eating? The reasons range from eating too fast to serious health concerns. Here’s how to know the difference.
Why do dogs sneeze when they’re excited? The answer could be simple — or not. Plus, what about reverse sneezing or when dog sneezing gets serious?
Why do dogs shake? There are lots of reasons why dogs shake and they range from the not-so-serious to things that require vet attention ASAP.
When our dogs look at us with those big eyes, sometimes we can’t resist sharing our food. But can dogs eat bread? What about fruits and vegetables? And can dogs eat nuts or fish? Let’s take a look at human food for dogs — what foods are good for dogs, what foods and bad for dogs — and what foods are toxic.
Dan Drake (aka Dr. Dan the Pancake Man) cooks up pancakes featuring your pup’s likeness.
Here’s what to know before hiking with dogs, what to do on the trail and after-hike care for your dog, plus how to find dog-friendly hikes near you.
Summer is just about here and that means it’s time for you and your dog to gear up! From the basics like collars and harnesses to specialized stuff like goggles and booties, check out our guide to summer gear for dogs.
Are you making these common mistakes when choosing your dog’s gear? How do you know if dog gear like harnesses and collars fit properly? How can you train your dog to love his gear and prevent injuries? The experts weigh in.
Getting set to go out on a hike with your four-legged friends? Check out our must-haves when it comes to hiking gear for dogs.
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