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something you want to talk about while eating dinner, let alone can you remove a dog's anal glands. These two scent glands, sitting adjacent to a dog’s anus, are invisible and unnoticeable

By Dr. Joe Mallat

Dogs can cause many stains. While enzymatic, commercial solutions may work best for deep-set stains, you can often get away with a homemade solution. While these are effective, it's important to remember that

By Kristin Hitchcock

Sore feet can make life really miserable, and it’s no different for our dogs. In fact, with four paws on the ground, their problems can be twice as bad as ours! Pododermatitis

By Dr. Karyn Kanowski

There is no getting around it: Dogs can get stinky. No one even has to ask if you have a pet; it's evident when they enter your home. But no one wants their house

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Canine nutrition can feel like an impossible labyrinth to navigate, whether you're a first-time dog owner or not. There is so much information—and misinformation—out there, making it hard to know exactly

By Chantelle Fowler

Derived from the Greek words “eu” meaning good and “thanatos” meaning death, euthanasia is the

By Dr. Lindsay Bisset

currently credited to the Indus Valley civilization around 2,000 BC), must not have had a pet dog. Because our canine friends often like to eat random, unappetizing things—such as buttons—owners need

By Dr. Rachel Ellison

ears have been popular dog treats for quite a while, but it’s always a good idea to investigate whether any treat is suitable for your dog. When it comes to pig ears, the answer

By Kathryn Copeland