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Have you ever witnessed your dear dog jumping like a rabbit? While this could just be silly, exuberant behavior from your beloved pup, unfortunately, there may be a more serious underlying health factor causing

By Genevieve Dugal

When you have more than one dog in the home, chaos can sometimes ensue if fights break out. It’s not unusual for a dog parent to get additional canine companions for their fur baby

By Rachel Giordano

dog’s nose is arguably their most important sensory organ. Even if they can’t see or hear, they can always follow their nose to food, water, and safety, although many of our dogs also

By Dr. Karyn Kanowski

While you might not care much about definitions of designer dogs and mutts when you are looking for your ideal pup, the price tag is less impartial! Designer dogs come with premium price tags that

By Adam Mann

Have you ever been checking your dog’s feet, trimming their nails, or just admiring their toe floof and suddenly noticed something that shouldn’t be there? Given that our dogs are always

By Dr. Karyn Kanowski

Dogs can suffer from all types of lumps and bumps. Some of these are benign (non-cancerous), while others are malignant (cancerous). Cysts can be a very common type of lump found on your dog

By Dr. Kim Podlecki

your normally active dog slows down and starts favoring one leg, it’s natural for you to worry. Limping and lameness are non-specific signs of pain in dogs, and narrowing down the reason

By Elizabeth Gray

Your dog has new spots developing, little pigmented areas you know weren't there last year. You think about your grandma's hands and wonder: do dogs get liver spots? If so, what exactly

By Dr. Samantha Devine