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My Dog Split a Nail: Vet-Approved Signs, Treatment, Prevention & FAQ

My Dog Split a Nail: Vet-Approved Signs, Treatment, Prevention & FAQ

If your dog breaks a toenail, it can be a pretty traumatic event for both of you. Sometimes there may be a large amount of bleeding that can be difficult to st…

Can Dogs Recover From Eating Rat Poison? Vet-Verified Steps to Follow

Can Dogs Recover From Eating Rat Poison? Vet-Verified Steps to Follow

Rat poison, or rodenticide, is designed to kill rats. Unfortunately, it can have the same effect on household pets, especially as it is designed to taste appea…

How to Prevent Joint Problems & Arthritis in Dogs: 6 Vet-Approved Tips

How to Prevent Joint Problems & Arthritis in Dogs: 6 Vet-Approved Tips

Arthritis in dogs is common and is one of a number of joint complaints that can strike our beloved canine companions. While it is impossible to prevent arthrit…

13 Common Labrador Health Issues to Look Out For: Vet-Verified Guide

13 Common Labrador Health Issues to Look Out For: Vet-Verified Guide

Labradors are among the most popular dogs and make excellent family pets and great companions. They are always there to put a smile on your face and never fail…

How Long Can a Puppy Go Without Water? Dehydration, Vet-Reviewed Facts & FAQ

How Long Can a Puppy Go Without Water? Dehydration, Vet-Reviewed Facts & FAQ

Puppies need water to stay alive. While they may not drink a lot at once, they do need continuous access to water for small sips. Puppies are smaller, after al…

Calendula for Dogs: Vet-Approved Benefits & How to Use it

Calendula for Dogs: Vet-Approved Benefits & How to Use it

Calendula is a pretty common herb. It is also known as pot marigold and is often utilized in herbal medicine. On top of its herbal uses, this herb is also simp…

Can Dogs Have Tums? The Surprising Answer!

Can Dogs Have Tums? The Surprising Answer!

If that mouth-watering pepperoni pizza that you wolfed down for dinner gave you terrible heartburn, you can take a few antacids and be good to go. But what if…

What to Do if My Dog Ate Chocolate: 3 Vet-Approved Steps to Follow

What to Do if My Dog Ate Chocolate: 3 Vet-Approved Steps to Follow

If you know or suspect your dog has eaten chocolate, stop reading now and contact your vet or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at phone number 888-426-44…