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Perfectly Pumpkin Paw-psicles
Pumpkin isn’t just for fall — find out why these pumpkin popsicles are the perfect dog treat this summer.
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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.
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3 Dog Dementia Treatment Approaches to Try
Know or suspect that your dog is suffering from cognitive issues or “doggie dementia”? Here are some proven means of dog dementia treatment.
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Is Your Dog Peeing a Lot? Should You Worry?
Most dogs urinate every four to six hours, while puppies and senior dogs tend to go more frequently. So, is your dog peeing a lot and is it a cause for concern?
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Latest Flavors in Pet Food: Crickets and Carp
RootLab is testing unique flavors like crickets and Asian carp to find nutritious pet food that won’t negatively impact our environment.
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Facts About the American Bulldog
What is the American Bulldog Temperament? American Bulldogs are friendly, happy lovable dogs with an assertiveness and confidence that never gets out of control. Though initially stubborn in training, they soon respond to their masters’ commands and prove to be endlessly faithful companions.
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New Weapon in Canine Bone Cancer
A new study in dogs with cancer resulted in longer survival times without chemotherapy — and it may even mark progress for cancer in humans.
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Meet Bandit, the USO’s First Therapy Dog
Bandit was scheduled to be euthanized — until Kelly Bronwfield adopted him and helped him find his calling as a therapy dog for the USO.
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Reverse Sneezing in Dogs — What Is It?
Reverse sneezing in dogs isn’t even really sneezing at all. Learn more about how everything from household cleaners to cancer could cause reverse sneezing.
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Dogs and Fireworks — Stop Your Dog from Getting Scared
We surveyed our Facebook community to get their tips on how to handle dogs and fireworks this summer.
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Cushing’s Disease in Dogs — Signs, Diagnosis and Treatment
What is Cushing’s disease in dogs? What symptoms should you look for, how is Cushing’s in dogs diagnosed and what is the treatment for it?
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Can You Give a Dog Aspirin? Are Human Pain Meds Safe for Dogs?
Can you give a dog aspirin or ibuprofen? The answers aren't clear cut when it comes to human medications for dogs — and you should always consult a vet.
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Why Do Female Dogs Hump? Reasons for Female Dog Humping
Why do female dogs hump? Female dog humping is a common behavior. Male or female dogs might grind on toys, legs and other dogs for a few different reasons.
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Imodium for Dogs — Is It Okay to Give Your Dog OTC Human Medicine?
Let's talk Imodium for dogs — can you give a dog Imodium for his upset stomach? Are other OTC human meds like Kaopectate or Pepto-Bismol safe for your dog?
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‘Find the Poo’ is a Book About, Well, Locating Your Dog’s Poop
Joe Shyllit’s ‘Find the Poo’ book gives a humorous glimpse into searching for your dog’s poop.
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5 Home Remedies for Fleas on Dogs
From treating your dog to treating your home, we’ve found a few easy home remedies for fleas on dogs.
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5 Tips for Dog Car Travel
Road trip season is coming up! Here’s what to know about dog car travel and ensure that you and your pup have safe, happy and healthy car rides.
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Mucus in Dog Poop: What Does it Mean?
What might mucus in dog poop indicate and is mucus in dog poop always a reason to head to the vet? Or is some mucus in dog poop normal?
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8 Facts About the Italian Greyhound
What health issues is an Italian Greyhound at risk for and what do Italian Greyhound owners need to know about house training this breed?
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Peripheral Vestibular Disease in Dogs: 4 Things to Do About It
Peripheral vestibular disease in dogs affects inner-ear sensory receptor organs and makes your pup dizzy. Here's how to help your dog during an episode.
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Can Dogs Eat Nuts? Find Out Which Nuts Are Safe — And Which Aren’t
Can dogs eat nuts? Can dogs eat almonds, peanuts, pistachios and other nuts? Here's why the the answers aren't as simple as you think.
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What to Know About Your 10-Week-Old Puppy
A 10-week-old puppy is at a prime age to develop canine social skills and explore the world.
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