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.
Does your pet love frolicking in these types of places? Then keep watch for this often overlooked infection that can cause generally mild but occasionally severe symptoms. Nope, not heartworm. It's more obscure, but certainly worth knowing about in case of exposure.
If it's in your home now, there's a good chance you don't realize how lethal it can be to your pet. Even a small amount could send your dog to the hospital and sadly, some don't survive. Calls to Animal Poisoning Control Center are exploding, so please be in the know.
New Year's Eve celebrations can be stressful for many pets. Nearly 1 in 2 dogs fear fireworks, and that fear can persist for days. There's much you can do to both protect your pet and make the day less threatening. Try these proven strategies to increase your pet's comfort.
Your pet may not convey her needs by complaining, so it's up to you to be aware of their special needs as they age. These are the areas that you should discuss with your vet as your pet ages, to keep up their quality of life.
Does every pet need a heartworm preventive, every month, no matter where you live? Here's the truth about what these toxic chemical insecticides do to your pet's body when they don't prevent, but kill the heartworm larvae inside your pet.
Holiday festivities wouldn't be complete without beautiful decorations, but if you share your home with a pet, certain ornaments should be avoided. If these are in your home, get rid of them or keep them out of your pet’s reach.
They're trying to fool you with double talk. When they discuss the macronutrients your pet needs, it's time to do a double take. Don't be bamboozled by these lies and charades, or you and your pet will pay dearly, albeit so slowly it's barely discernible.
Needed for life and fun to play in. But can your pet actually overdose on it? In severe cases it can lead to loss of consciousness, seizures, coma, and even death. Dogs that enjoy these two activities are most at risk. Here's what every pet owner should know today.