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.
Diabetes mellitus or 'sugar diabetes' is the type of diabetes most of us are familiar with. But there's another form of the disease called diabetes insipidus, or 'water diabetes.'
New puppy parents often have questions about how their little one will grow, develop and learn. Here are some important guidelines to help you know what to expect at each stage and beyond. When is a puppy no longer considered a puppy?
Your pet doesn't even have to ingest it - just drinking the water from the vase or touching their nose to the pollen could be enough to kill them IF it's one of these 12 poisonous plants. If you're not 100% sure you could recognize all 12, take the time now before it's too late.
Physical changes aren't the only sign your pet is getting older. Many pet owners don't expect these changes, and may mistake them for deliberate disobedience or aggression when they begin to appear. Ten ways to enhance your aging pet's quality of life.
Frailty is a complex syndrome of aging that involves physical, mental and emotional changes, and as such, it's a much more precise indicator of the body's condition and overall health than a dog's age by itself.
By doing this one thing, 49% of dog owners in a survey found their missing pups. If that doesn't work, here are ten simple steps to help you bring home your pet without going insane from worry. Skip the panic and be proactive!
Both dogs and cats can experience sadness and grief at the passing of a beloved human or animal companion, sometimes profoundly. How can you tell if your pet is affected? The signs to watch for and 10 ways to help them cope.
Discover the heartwarming story behind National Mutt Day and how it aims to spotlight the unique charm of mixed breed dogs. Join the celebration and explore the multitude of ways to honor your special mutt.
Switching to a species-appropriate raw food is beneficial for most dogs, but it's not always easy to do, and it's easy to make serious mistakes. This excellent mainstream article sums it up beautifully.