Dog Health & Care

Whippets are very similar to Italian Greyhounds in body structure. However, they are just a bit bigger. If you are interested in this breed for its multitude o…

By Ashley Bates

Some dogs have a natural “dog smell”. Others like to roll in dirt, poop, and anything else that smells interesting. Whatever the cause, the result is a bad-sme…

By Nicole Cosgrove

Hot spots are a common skin condition in dogs. Typically, lesions develop from inflammation and itching from excessive licking, biting, or scratching. Detectin…

By Chelsea Mortensen

With their adorable and easily recognized butterfly ears, the Papillon has plenty of character packed into their small body. First favored by European nobles d…

By Nicole Cosgrove

You can’t take any chances when cleaning a dog’s eyes. Wiping away tear stains and discharge will keep your dog happy, healthy, and looking their best, but sen…

By Nicole Cosgrove

The Akita is an ancient Japanese dog that was originally developed sometime in the 1600s on Honshu Island. The breed is hardy, independent, and known for being…

By Rachael Gerkensmeyer

Is your dog constantly scratching, dealing with tummy trouble, or battling ear infections? You’re not alone, and food could be part of the puzzle. While food a…

By Dan Seymour

The Maltipoo is a crossbred dog, a mix between a Maltese and a Toy or Miniature Poodle. They live on average 12–15 years, which is an above-average lifespan. T…

By Ed Malaker