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.

Dog Tips

Dogs Love This More Than Just About Anything — And It’s a Health Ally

Dogs go crazy over this treat. As catnip is to a cat, this is to a dog. And it helps a key organ system more than you think. But watch out for these caveats that affect certain dogs, existing health issues and more.

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The Party Your Puppy Can’t Afford to Miss

Research demystifies the power of early social experiences, revealing how properly structured socialization events can lead to astonishing benefits for your furry friend.

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7 Easter Hazards All Pet Parents Need to Know About

The perils of chocolate Easter bunnies may not come as a surprise to most dog owners, but there are a half dozen other potential threats you need to know about if you share your home with a cat or dog. One little-known, highly toxic hazard has only become a serious problem in recent years.

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This Tiny Dog Makes No Bones About Bossing Big Dogs Around

She's very outgoing and happy and loves to be around people. She'll get along well with everyone in your household. She also loves kids, and has the energy to keep up with them. Couldn't you just love this tiny dog with a big dog attitude?

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The Strange Rot That’s Killing Dogs — What You Need to Know

This bacteria-related condition was first seen in the US but is now spreading across the UK. Know the first signs to look for so you can get immediate treatment (which is limited in the traditional community), before it progresses to kidney failure.

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The Nighttime Struggle Flat-Faced Dogs Endure

Dive into the hidden challenges that keep this popular dog breeds tossing and turning all night long.

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2 Meds Some Vets Recommend That Can Make Your Pet Feel Worse

They're a 'GI ulcer in a bottle,' as these go-to drugs can ultimately lead to ulcers. While some pets can tolerate them for a short time, long-term use can lead to major GI conditions. For short-term use, accompany with this. If long-term, you might need to find a new vet.

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How to Silence Your Dog’s Obsessive Barking

Some dogs are so loud their owners consider moving to appease the neighbors. But before you go to that extreme, here's the smart, simple and often overlooked way to silence your noisy dog - just follow these 7 words consistently. And finally, you'll have peace with your neighbors.

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Your Pet’s Gut Health: The Invisible Threat

Over 10% of pets now suffer from mysterious GI issues, with a groundbreaking index developed by Texas A&M offering new hope for early detection and treatment, changing the game for veterinary care.

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