Gut Clues Reveal Why Some Dogs Stay Itchy
The next time your dog can't stop scratching, remember that the problem might not just be skin deep. Here's what the research shows.
Reviewed by Dr. Elizabeth Hardoon
Dr. Elizabeth Hardoon blends conventional and Chinese medicine to support pets’ health, specializing in acupuncture, herbal therapy, food therapy, and rehabilitation.
The Sneaky Parasite Puppies Pick Up Fast
This pesky parasite might be small, but it's persistent. Understanding how it spreads, spotting the signs early, and acting fast are your best tools to protect your pup.
Sweet Purrs, Sour Stomach — Spot the Signs Early
This condition may not always show itself in dramatic ways, but if left untreated, it can cause lasting damage. The sooner you recognize the signs, and the gentler you are in your response, the better your cat's chances of bouncing back to their curious, cuddly self.
From Zoomies to Ouchies — Split Nails Explained
Zoomies gone wrong? Learn why split nails hurt your dog, how to treat them, and simple steps to prevent painful paw problems.
Von Willebrand Disease — Causes, Risks, and Care for Dogs
This inherited bleeding disorder usually affects certain purebred dogs, and the symptoms can be alarming. However, it's still possible for them to live long, fulfilled lives with proper care and treatment. Here's what to do.
From Bowl to — Back Again? Understanding Regurgitation vs. Vomiting
Discover the difference between these two issues, and the many reasons why they happen — plus, practical steps to help your dog stay healthy (and your floors mess-free).
Fluff, Not Fit? Time to Move!
If your furry companion has too much extra 'fluff,' here's how to take action to ensure they can enjoy the vibrant, active life they deserve.
The Surprising Reasons Your Dog Might Be Sneezing
The reason for your dog sneezing can range from normal playful communication to allergies, dental disease, and even more serious conditions — so how do you know what's normal and when you should call your veterinarian?
Why Is Your Dog Doing the Head Shake Dance?
Head shaking is more than a simple reflex — it's your dog's way of signaling distress. By remaining observant, you can safeguard your companion's ear health and overall comfort.
