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pet cancer awareness month
Dog Tips

Could You Spot Cancer Before the Signs Get Loud?

November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month, and it's the right moment to learn what those early signals look like. By the time most diagnoses are made, the signs have been quietly showing up for weeks or even months.
— 7 min read
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Dog Tips

The Trick Pet Companies Want You to Fall For

It's the latest in their playbook of tricky moves. And know this: They're sure to make it sound fantastic, probably like the best thing since sliced bread. Especially for this group of dogs. And they'll probably not mention the salmonella threat they're trying to hide.
— 6 min read
can your pet eat onions
Food Facts

One Little Kitchen Scrap Can Cause Big Trouble

Known for its pungent odor and flavor, this kitchen staple may be well-loved in many different cuisines, but it should never be shared with animals. Even small amounts could be harmful, so make sure to keep it out of your pet's reach.
— 5 min read
canine t zone lymphoma
Dog Tips

Giving Your Dog Plenty of This Might Help Prevent Lymphoma

Canine T-zone lymphoma is a slowly progressive form of malignancy and accounts for 40% of all cases of lymphoma in this one popular breed. This study shows that by adding this to your dog's food, you may help make him less likely to develop the disease.
— 7 min read
canine papillomavirus
Dog Tips

What Are Those Funny Little Bumps Trying to Tell You?

You notice a small, cauliflower-textured bump on your dog's chin that was not there last week. Before you spiral into worry, consider this — those funny little growths might be one of the more encouraging signals a canine immune system can send.
— 7 min read
pet ownership seniors
Dog Tips

Your Next Chapter Could Use a 4-Legged Sidekick

The house is quieter. The days are yours. There is a wagging tail somewhere already looking for a person exactly like you — and the research says letting one in may quietly change more than you would expect about how you spend the years ahead.
— 7 min read