Dogster Magazine
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Dr. Dolittle is Back
Dr. Dolittle opens Jan. 17.
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How Banfield is Fighting Back Against Veterinary Suicide
A new training program called ASK (Assess, Support, Know) is designed specifically to help veterinarians combat emotional distress and suicidal thoughts, both for themselves and others.
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You Need to Watch A&E’s America’s Top Dog
America’s Top Dog from MGM’s Big Fish Entertainment premieres January 8 at 9 p.m. on A&E.
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What Spices Are Safe for Dogs?
When it comes to spices for dogs, what spices are safe (and even good!) for dogs and what spices are dangerous and toxic to canines? Is turmeric safe for dogs? Can dogs have basil? What about cinnamon?
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Does Your Dog Wake You Up in the Middle of the Night? We Can Help!
These five tips will help you understand why your dog is waking you and get you back to a full night's sleep.
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Dog Obesity and Arthritis on the Rise
One in three pets living in the United States are overweight.
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This Hotel Is Helping Shelter Pups Find Their Forever Homes
When what starts as a humdrum business trip results in you finding a new best friend and family member.
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Energy Unleashed: The Siberian Husky
The Siberian is an adaptable, eager breed that revels in hiking, sledding or skijoring.
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Ending Breed Discrimination
There’s a movement to rebrand Pit Bulls as “pibbles,” a nickname created to show a softer — and no doubt trendier — side
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The Pembroke Welsh Corgi: Royal Companion & Dependable Herder
Here are six fun facts about the charming Pembroke Welsh Corgi
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8 Dog Movies to Watch During the Holidays
This holiday season, don't forget to get cozy on the couch with your dog and some beloved films.
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How Tech Can Benefit the Health of Your Dog
When tech meets pet, the results are limitless.
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How to Halt Holiday Humbug Behaviors
Create peace and happiness in your furry world.
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Make This Season Bright with the Latest Dog Must-Haves
Check out these must-haves gifts
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Help! My Dog Ate Christmas
Dogs are curious and love to try out new, tasty treats (food and otherwise), and this season has an abundance of them. Unfortunately, some of them can turn your holiday into a disaster.
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Blood Tests May Detect Allergies in Dogs
Biomarkers in the blood may be used to quickly identify atopic dermatitis.
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Recipe: Holiday Cake-Pawp
The perfect homemade gift for the dog lovers in your life.
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The Golden Retriever Lifetime Study
What it is and how what we learn can help all of our dogs.
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Meet Benny the Ice Skating Dog
What does the future hold for the world’s first ice-skating dog?
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This Company Will Help You Throw a Party for Your Dog
I love hosting parties but sometimes find it more frantic than fun. That’s where Puppy Parties NYC steps in — and what makes it even more pawesome is that this service specializes in full-service party planning for dogs and their owners. Wouldn’t we all love that job?! I asked founder and owner Hayley Mehalco how …
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10 Easy Ways to Improve Your Dog’s Diet
Keep your dog in tip-top shape with these simple tips.
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NYC to Launch Pilot Program for Air-Conditioned Dog Harbors Outside of Shops
An alternative to simply tying up your dog outside a store, pet harbors are safe and secure places for pets on sidewalks.
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N.C. Taprooms and Breweries Go to the Dogs
According to Senate Bill 290, pets are permitted to accompany their humans as long as the establishment doesn’t prepare food. Previous North Carolina law already permitted dogs in wineries.
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The Newfoundlands of Plow Farms
Who needs reindeer when you have majestic Newfoundlands?
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Do Dogs Need Carbohydrates?
If I had to choose the most misunderstood word in the dog nutrition vernacular, it would be “carbohydrate.” Mention feeding a dog “carbs” and you are likely to be met with a shocked retort such as, “But carbs are bad for dogs!” With the popularity of the “keto” diet (more on that trend in a future article), the poor carb has fallen even further from grace.
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How to Prevent Dog Bites
Aggressive behavior is an effective way for a dog to increase the distance between himself and something he perceives as threatening, either to himself or to a resource.
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How to Tell If Your Dog Has a Cold
Of course, it’s ‘kennel cough!’ Chloe was at a kennel, and now she’s sick. I’ve researched dozens of blogs and consulted an online veterinary service, and they all agree. Now if you would simply write me a prescription for these antibiotics, I’ll be on my way.”
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9 Things to Keep in Mind for Dog Halloween Costumes and Parades
Halloween is an exciting time for humans and dogs. But you want to make sure your dog is safe and comfortable, too. Let's take a look at how to make this Halloween the best one yet!
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Puppy Dog Eyes: A Recent Development
Who can resist the sweet pleading of puppy dog eyes? New research suggests that dogs actually evolved new muscles to allow them to give people soulful gazes in order to better communicate with us.
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