Adorable Foal and Shar Pei Try Friendship
This foal is willing to become friends with the dog, but the dog's not too sure yet!
Reviewed by Dr. Becker
Dr. Karen Shaw Becker is a proactive and integrative wellness veterinarian.
Diagnosing Itchy Skin Problems — What's Wrong With Your Pet?
If your pet is scratching, pawing, and rubbing itchy areas on her body, and if you see inflamed and irritated skin, getting to the source of the problem can help save her from needless discomfort. Signs to look for, and the process to uncover clues to help solve the problem.
Strategies to Help Your Senior Dog Stay Strong and Mobile
Just because your dog is growing older doesn't mean he needs less activity. By staying active, he can maintain muscle tone and balance to help him enjoy his senior years. In addition to short, frequent walks, try these special exercise and massage techniques.
Canine Equivalent of Alzheimer's — Can You Spot the Signs?
About half of older dogs show signs of canine cognitive dysfunction (CCD). Knowing the signs can help you provide your pet with the right care and attention. Help your dog stay sharp with these five tips, which include exercise, wellness checks, stress reduction, food and supplements.
5 Ways to Help Keep Your Older Dog Fit
Just as important for older dogs as it is for youngsters, exercise helps keep joints flexible, muscles strong, and your pet mentally stimulated, fit and trim. Help ensure his golden years are happy and healthy with these five options for staying active and comfortable.
8 Signs Your Dog May Be in Pain
Often it can be challenging to 'read' your dog's level of pain, yet there are clues if you pay attention. Thanks to this new research, we now know certain dog breeds are more sensitive to pain than others, and stress and anxiety can make it worse.
These Chihuahuas Couldn't Be More Opposite
A little girl watches the hilarious interaction between two chihuahuas with opposite temperaments!
Stroke Symptoms Can Come on Like Gangbusters, Even in Pets
Cats and dogs can suffer from strokes just like people. Pet parents remark that one minute their pet's fine, the next he was down and couldn't get up. They're relatively rare, but when they occur they demand fast action. So you'll be glad you familiarized yourself with these symptoms.
Finicky Pets Might Dislike This, but It Helps Fight Tumors
Can help boost your pet's ability to fight cancer, shed toxins, cleanse the blood, and more. The nutrients are amazingly bioavailable, far better than any supplement. So it's worth trying to get them to eat it. How to do it right, whether or not your pet loves the first bite.
