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Weโve got the top 8 skin issues and causes, plus solutions to help.
Whether itโs a luscious, silky wave or a curly puff, your dogโs fur has the ability to be beautiful with these 15 expert grooming secrets.
All you ever wanted to know about dog poop but were afraid to ask.
Dogs get skin issues, just like us. Signs of discomfort can be persistent scratching or itching, biting or licking their paws, or picking at a particularly irritated or infected spot, called a hot spot. Here’s what to do.
Weโve all heard the term โmangy mutt.โ But do you know what mange actually is and how it can affect your dog?
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What is Cushing’s Disease? What are the symptoms and how do you treat it? Read on to find out.
For most of us, our dogs are usually involved in every aspect of our lives. As a result, injuries can occur. Burns are uncommon in dogs, but they do happen. Itโs important to know how to manage them should they occur.
DNA tests arenโt just about finding out what breeds your dog is mixed with anymore, but now help provide important information about your dogโs health. Let’s take a look at today’s DNA kits.
Change your potty pick-up habits to help the planet.
Here are eight high-tech breakthroughs we think every dog parent should know about.
What you need to know and do to keep your pup safe.
Here are some DIY ways you can groom your dog at home.
Hydration is a major health hallmark for dogs of all ages and sizes. Here’s how to make sure your dog drinks enough water.
Skip the ER and the exam room to book virtual visits.
Despite widespread vaccination, diseases such as distemper and parvovirus are still present in the dog population. Here’s how to spot the signs and treat it immediately.
Puppies, adults and seniors โ create a workout thatโs right for your dog to keep him fit and happy.
Is your Husky too husky? As painful as it is to you, itโs even more painful for pooches who carry unnecessary extra pounds. The following indicators mean itโs time to turn your pup from fat and frumpy to phat and fabulous.
Experts estimate at least 10% of dogs have heart disease. Could yours be one of them? What you need to know about your dogโs heart health and how to keep her ticker ticking.
Green and red are definitely the go-to colors during the holidays. But which holiday plants are safe to mingle with your dog?
โTis the season for gift ideas and savvy advice to address canine anxiety.
As the end-of-the-year holidays approach, you may be inspired to create lots of edible goodies from your kitchen, as your loyal dog watches intently. No need to make your dog green with envy. Why not fortify him by treating him to some healthy green foods?
Researchers have discovered the cause for a rare type of deafness in Rottweilers called nonsyndromic early-onset hereditary canine hearing loss.
A list of grain-free dog foods is potentially linked to an increased risk of developing dilated cardiomyopathy. Here’s the scoop.
The holidays are a wonderful time to spend with our furry friends. It can be tempting to not only share the love but to share the wonderful holiday food, too. But be warned! Veterinarians know this time of a year as a bad one for pancreatitis.
Prying open a dogโs mouth and shoving a pill down their throat can be dangerous. Let’s focus on less intimidating and more compassionate methods.
A recent study conducted by researchers in Sweden and the United Kingdom concluded that diabetes risk is shared between people and their dogs.
A recent research study of stressed-out college students found the simple act of petting therapy dogs proved to be more effective at enhancing thinking and planning skills than traditional stress-management programs.
A dogโs first veterinary exam, no matter the age, is essential to uncover hidden diseases. Some dog parents believe the first visit is merely for vaccinations, but the real value is a thorough physical exam. So what are vets looking for? Letโs tour a typical exam to find out.
Itโs a diagnosis no veterinarian likes to make. As soon as the word is spoken, it shatters the room. This time was no different. โItโs cancer. Max has a malignant mast cell tumor. I am so sorry.โ But no need to fret! Here’s some information that will help.
Switching dog food too fast can lead to discomfort and drama. Hereโs the fuss-free guide to changing your dogโs food.
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