Everything Your Vet Should Look for During a Wellness Exam
While an exam by an integrative veterinarian may look a little different from one performed by a conventional vet, the nose-to-tail body part inspection should be similar.
Dog Tips
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.
The Worst Dog Treats You Can Buy
My least favorite dog treat, they're high in calories and, surprisingly, they're often found on pet poison lists. They contain high levels of hydroxyproline, which can be problematic for dogs prone to bladder stones. And if you knew the grisly process used to make them, you'd never buy them again.
Unveiling the Prostatitis Risk
Discover the subtle signs and proactive measures for managing canine prostatitis.
Blue Buffalo Gets Its Day in Court — And Then This Happened
A 2014 lawsuit was filed against Blue Buffalo, alleging they lied to customers about their use of natural ingredients. They claimed to have been defrauded by ingredient suppliers. Now the ruling is in. And you won't believe what the verdict was.
12 Great Reasons to Adopt a Shelter Pet
Did you know you can often adopt a pet from a shelter or rescue for a fraction of the price of buying one? And possibly save on early ownership costs and receive valuable new-owner support?
Your Pet’s Cough Might Hide a Deadly Secret
A dramatic rise in cases of a deadly fungal infection is alarming pet owners and veterinarians alike. Originating from the dust and soil of the southwestern US, this stealthy predator is more prevalent than ever, attacking unsuspecting pets with devastating consequences.
The Chemicals You Are Unknowingly Exposing to Your Pet
Groundbreaking FDA action reveals a disturbing source of danger to your pets, hidden within the very place designed to keep their food fresh.
Banned in Human Foods, yet Still Allowed in Your Pet’s Food
This synthetic preservative can be toxic to your pet's liver and kidneys, and has shown to be carcinogenic. While you won't find it listed on food labels, these five common ingredients may contain it. Here's how to know if it's in your pet's food.
What Does It Take To Be a Search and Rescue Dog?
Search and rescue dogs save lives during natural disasters, assist in finding people lost in the woods, and are trained to keep searching even in extreme climates and conditions. It's not the breed that makes the best search and rescue dogs but rather these sought-after traits.
