Reviewed by Dr. Arielle Walton

If your dog is nonstop barking, has a poor appetite, or exhibits destructive behavior, these may be signs of anxiety that need your attention. The problem may not be solely emotional, but also physical. Here are some strategies to help your pet cope with stress.

Don't overlook this vital aspect of your senior pet's health — it plays a crucial role in how they live their golden years. Remember these tips to significantly improve your dog's quality of life.

Disorientation, weakness, and vision loss are some telltale signs, too. The good news is, when detected early, it's a treatable condition. Act quickly before it's too late.

Senior pets are prone to these incidents, and while they can be unsettling, there are ways to support your aging animal's well-being without making them feel ashamed or embarrassed. Here's what you must do.

Understanding your pet's digestive health is key to optimal health. Remember these telltale symptoms that your pet's gut may be in trouble, plus tips on how to keep it well-balanced.

As your dog ages, this specific aspect of their health changes. While the shift may not be immediately noticeable, certain symptoms may arise. Here's how to help them cope.

Every pet parent's worst nightmare is having their beloved pet run away from home. But there are reasons why pets leave, and if you are on alert for the warning signs, you could prevent this from happening.