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.
Bath time does not have to be a battlefield. With the right tools, approach, and a good dose of patience, you can turn your dog's bath from a horror show into a spa day.
Clinical signs of cognitive decline are found in half of dogs over age 11. And if they live to age 15, it jumps to 68%. Do you know these 13 signs your dog is losing his mental abilities — and the top 10 tips for keeping him mentally sharp during his golden years?
Restricted or banned in only a very small part of this country, this practice imparts cruel and unusual punishment on the undeserving victim. Luckily, not too many veterinarians are willing to do the surgery that some desperate owners request. Here's what to do instead to fix the problem.
From easing arthritis to helping fight cancer and improve digestion, this vibrant spice is proving to be one of the most powerful natural remedies for dogs — discover how to use it here.
Pets are ideal for providing anxiety and stress relief and bolstering mental health in general. While most people think of dogs first, if one doesn't suit your family's lifestyle, these other lower maintenance pets can provide comfort and soothing relief as well.
The American Animal Hospital Association has updated its canine vaccine guidelines in 2022, but it's more ideal to apply a different approach that takes into consideration these five criteria. If you do vaccinate your pup, be sure to request this homeopathic vaccine detox.
A swim in the pool can be the perfect way to cool off on a hot summer day, but that clear, sparkling water isn't as harmless as it looks. Here's why your dog shouldn't drink it.
It's so important that the level in a sick kitty's blood may actually predict her survival. And low levels are often seen in dogs with congestive heart failure. Neither cats nor dogs can make their own, but please don't make this deadly mistake trying to help them.
If your dog or cat seems healthy, you might not think this liver disease is a concern. Early symptoms are subtle, however, and by the time visible signs develop, irreversible damage may already be occurring. Discover how to spot the early signs.