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.
Head shaking is more than a simple reflex — it's your dog's way of signaling distress. By remaining observant, you can safeguard your companion's ear health and overall comfort.
You buy this for your pet and then follow the directions, right? Well, stop doing that today if you want a healthy, happy, bouncy, and playful pet. Otherwise you'll be creating the exact opposite in your pet — a disabled, diseased, uncomfortable, and unhappy pet.
Does your dog start chomping grass the moment she gets outdoors? Should you try to stop her? This article offers an entirely new explanation, disputing the long-held belief that dogs eat grass to throw up. Here are four additional health-related reasons dogs eat grass.
A federal class action lawsuit has been filed against two pet food giants for stating their ingredients are made in the US when they're actually sourced from foreign countries. Make sure your pantry is clear of these popular treats that are linked to kidney failure and serious illness.
When it comes to your dog's health, you probably think first about diet, exercise, or keeping up with vaccines. But there's another piece of the puzzle that often goes overlooked — the thyroid gland.
Hydration is not a minor detail of canine care but a cornerstone of overall health. Remember these strategies to help keep your pup sufficiently hydrated at all times.
When your pet is hurting, anxious, or not themselves, you would do anything to help. What if comfort came without pills, side effects, or stress? Reiki is quietly making waves in the animal world, and changing how pet parents think about healing.
There are certain things that only your veterinarian can do, but there are others you can handle yourself and save money at the same time. Four homemade healing rinses for itchiness and stubborn skin conditions and at-home hairball management.
There are many variables to consider before adding a second dog to your household. And there's no guarantee that the two dogs will get along. Here's what you need to consider before taking the plunge and how to boost your odds that they'll be best buddies.