Why Does My Dog Shed So Much?
Dogs shed for different reasons, from genetics to seasonal hair loss, illness, stress, skin issues, allergies, and insufficient brushing.
Why is My Dog Pooping Blood? Causes, Diagnosis, and What to Do Next
Blood in your dog's poop may be accompanied by diarrhea, vomiting, or no other symptoms at all. The cause may or may not be serious—but you won’t know until you get to a vet for a diagnosis.
Clonidine for Dogs
A vet may prescribe clonidine for dogs battling general anxiety and fear-based behaviors, such as leash-reactivity, fear-based aggression, and even separation anxiety. Here’s what you need to know about clonidine for dogs.
Prenatal Vitamins for Dogs
The best prenatal vitamins for dogs are found in foods marked for “all life stages.” The one exception is B9, a vitamin for pregnant dogs you might want to discuss with your veterinarian.
All About Mites on Dogs
Let’s look at what mites on dogs look like and how to get rid of them.
Balancing dual threats: Protecting puppies against viral disease and behavioral problems
Puppies who are born to mothers who have been vaccinated against parvovirus and who have had an ample opportunity to nurse in the first...
Reverse Sneezing in Dogs
A regular sneeze is when air is forcefully exhaled through the nose, often as a single event but sometimes as several sneezes in rapid...
Can Dogs Get Concussions? Causes, Signs, Treatment, and Prevention
If dogs can get concussions, how do they happen and what can be done? Let’s explore.
How Long are Dogs in Heat?
Discover symptoms of a heat cycle and how long, often and what to expect from a dog in heat.
All About UTIs in Dogs
Urinary tract infections in dogs are very common, especially in females. Early treatment will prevent serious illness, so learn to recognize the dog UTI symptoms and which dogs are at greatest risk.
How To Help a Dog with Arthritis
Just like the humans they live with, dogs often develop arthritis as they age. The most common form is osteoarthritis, also called degenerative joint...
Unhealthy Gums? It Could Be Canine Gum Disease
We often pay attention to our dog’s teeth, but the gums supporting those teeth are just as important. Unfortunately, they’re frequently ignored. As a...