Your Dog Might Be Hiding This Kind of Pain
Tooth infections are one of the most overlooked sources of pain in dogs. Here is how to catch the early signs and protect your dog's dental health at home.
Reviewed by Dr. Tracy Duffner
Dr. Tracy Duffner integrates Western medicine with acupuncture, chiropractic, and homeopathy to provide personalized, holistic care to pets in their own homes.
Not All Recovery Collars Are the Same
Not all recovery collars protect healing pets the same way. Here is how to choose the right option, so your pet can adjust more comfortably.
This Mineral Absorption Problem Could Be Showing Up in Your Dog's Skin
This skin condition can look like a stubborn allergy, a fungal infection, or even just chronically dry skin, but the real culprit might stem from how your dog's body absorbs and utilizes an essential mineral — find out what it is.
June Check-In: Would Your Pet Be Ready if You Had to Go?
It is National Pet Preparedness Month — when an emergency hits, are you well-prepared to bring your pet with you? Here is the checklist most pet parents are missing.
Why Do Pets Roll Like That — and Why Is It Always Something Gross?
Dogs roll for all kinds of reasons, and not all of them are what you would expect. Here is what your dog is really trying to tell you.
That 'Sweet Treat' Might Not Be So Sweet After All
Excessive amounts of sugar is not healthy for people — but what about dogs? Before letting your dog indulge in a sweet treat, learn how it affects their health and why paying attention to sugar content really matters.
Why Your Pet Is One of the Best Things for Your Health
May is National Pet Month — a good time to recognize how much your animal companion quietly improves your health every day, and how you can give back in ways that improve their daily life, too.
How Strong Is Your Dog's Bite? What Every Pet Parent Should Know
Dog bites are serious, but they are also largely preventable. Understanding the triggers and warning signs gives you the ability to step in before it happens and protect both your dog and the people around them.
That 'Simple Cough' Could Be Something More Serious
It is likely that you have been infected with this common viral disease before, and as it turns out, dogs have their own version of it. Here is what you can do to help your pet recover.
