These comprehensive articles can guide you through the ups and down of dog ownership, from proper nutrition and exercise to training and grooming. Read through all the tips here to keep your pooch happy and improve their longevity.
By blocking vital nutrients from entering cells, this disease slowly damages the body from within. The good news is that three key lifestyle steps can help lower your pet's risk.
If the thought of losing a beloved dog brings tears to your eyes, this story will be tough to watch. For most people, the heartbreak would be overwhelming. That’s what makes these individuals so extraordinary.
A program manager at a Humane Society shelter decided to study how to best soothe the stress so many shelter dogs experience, and what he discovered came as a surprise. Whether it's a shelter dog or your own pet, now you know the real way to his heart.
Its ramifications may escape you, but it can be extremely fear- and anxiety-inducing for your pet. So don't force the issue against better judgment these next few months. If your pet could talk, here's how she'd answer your dilemma.
That windowsill plant that saves your family from sunburn has a lot more to offer than most pet parents realize. Used correctly, it can soothe itchy skin, calm inflamed joints, ease digestive trouble, and support recovery in ways most household ingredients cannot.
It pays to be aware. Your favorite canine can get ill from as few as 10 spores. Not thousands. These spores multiply, burst open and release hundreds of endospores triggering systemic infection. Watch for these 12 symptoms especially if you live here in this endemic area.
Dogs with this problem are 50 times more likely to have a discovered mutation linked to the short-legged defect and premature spinal degeneration. Since it can be so painful, please be alert for these 20 symptoms — especially if you have any of these 21 known predisposed breeds.
This tragedy can often be avoided with key actions, preferably from youth. But even starting late is better than not starting at all. And according to one vet specializing in senior pet rehabilitation, this may be the No. 1 thing pet owners can do for their pets.