Spot This in Your Dog's Eyes? It's Time to Act Quickly
Learn about the most common types of dog eye discharge, what each might mean, and what to do when you spot it.
Dog Tips
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.
Relax? Or Hit the Panic Button When You See This in Your Pet
One of the best ways to spot serious medical conditions is to observe signs and symptoms in your body, or your pet's body. If your pet shows any of these symptoms, please do not ignore them. Because early action truly could save your pet's life.
This Common 'Accident' Can Ruin a Dog's Confidence
Some owners fail to realize their dog is making this unsavory 'blunder' for medical reasons. In fact, your dog may be just as miffed about it as you are, making punishing her a very bad relationship-destroying idea. Check out these 8 triggers of the headache and how to fix them.
One Simple Noise Could Calm Your Dog in Minutes
Could one simple sound be the secret to calming your dog's anxiety? Find out how white noise can bring peace to your pup — fast.
9 Lifesaving Ways to Help Calm an Anxious Dog
Evidence suggests that the stress of living with a fear or anxiety disorder can negatively affect your dog's health and lifespan due to the over-release of the fight and flight hormone. Know the 10 red flags of anxiety and fear in dogs, what causes it to happen and useful tips to calm your pet.
These 10 Medications Are Poisonous for Pets
Many pet parents have no idea these can cause serious illness or even death for their pets. Since they're the cause of nearly half of all pet poisoning cases, you owe it to your beloved dog or cat to be in the know.
A Small but Mighty Nutrient for Your Pooch's Wellness
Learn why this vitamin is the unsung hero behind your dog's strong immune system and shiny coat.
What's That Foul Odor? 7 Reasons Your Dog Stinks — And How to Fix Them
Dogs get blamed for the craziest things — like foul smells. Honestly, your dog shouldn't stink. He may not smell like roses or baby powder, but shouldn't smell like Fritos, rotten fish, or bad breath. And hopefully you'll never suffer with the stench of No. 7 on this list either.
Your Pet's Worst Mistake Might Be in Your Cabinet
The pills and capsules that help you could harm your pet. Learn which common medications can turn deadly.
