Dog Argues When He’s Called a Barkaholic
Not only are this dog's eyes expressive - his comments are quite persuasive, as well!
Reviewed by Dr. Becker
Dr. Karen Shaw Becker is a proactive and integrative wellness veterinarian.
What to Do Quickly if Your Pet Starts Limping
It could be something more serious than a harmless cut or scrape. Know what to do now so you won't lose precious time before seeking help for this painful and debilitating condition.
Why Are These Popular Dogs Dying So Much Younger Than They Used To?
This dog breed has shed a stunning three years off its normal lifespan in the past decade. What's going on? Others have too, but not that much. Plus, if you're considering one of these dogs, here's how to pre-determine how healthy your new pet might be.
Your Dog’s Hidden Cry for Help
Unveil the crucial component of canine care that is neglected by many, and how regular attention to this detail can reduce the risk of disease and promote a longer, healthier life for your pet.
‘Grey’s OK as Long as Philly Pokey Is There’
In 15 years as a cat rescuer, Grey's aggressive hissing and swatting legitimately scared her!
When Your Dog Does These Things She Could Be Screaming, ‘I’m Sick!’
She could be silently suffering from this disease. But if you're not paying attention, you could miss its preliminary hints. The disease is incurable, and your only hope of managing or reversing its early symptoms is to catch it early. What to discuss and diagnose with your vet.
A Tale of Empowerment and Healing
Deb Teubert's transformative role as a holistic pet health coach extends beyond treating pets; it's about empowering pet owners to explore alternative healing avenues.
Oakley: Adorable, Intuitive and ‘Almost Too Perfect’
Even with so many ailments when they got him, it seemed Oakley once had a good home.
Two Essential Vaccines? Skip One, but Not the Other
Your vet may tell you that your dog or puppy needs both of these, but here, I explain why I don't believe it's necessary. As long as this second infection isn't present, your dog will likely show no symptoms from the other mild, yet highly contagious virus.
