Faced with financial strain or other issues, shelter surrender may seem like your only option. However, there are resources available to help you keep your dog.
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Toothbrushing is the best method to take care of your dog's teeth, but here are 13 other effective ways to get the job done, from dental sprays to chew toys.
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Hot spots can be irritating, painful, and bothersome skin lesions for your dog. Here are some breeds that are most at-risk for getting them.
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When your pet heads outside, they can come into contact with some pesky pests. Here are the most common ones to look out for the next time you both go out.
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Breeding a dog requires a great deal of resources, both in time and money. You'll also want to consider the impact on the health of your canine and her puppies.
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Every dog-owner sleep routine is a little different, but here are the big things, positive and negative, that can happen if you sleep together every night.
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Preventative care can help reduce your pet care costs; however, you can never fully mitigate the possibility of unexpected veterinary expenses.
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Much like raising children, everyone makes mistakes when caring for puppies. However, with a little preparation, you can avoid some of the biggest missteps.
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Abandoned puppies are particularly vulnerable to environmental threats and other issues. Acting quickly will help keep them safe and healthy.
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A dog's double coat plays a key role in keeping them safe and healthy. Shaving such canines can result in several uncomfortable consequences.
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If you don't feel confident in your veterinarian's abilities, it could compromise your pet's health. Trust your instincts if you see these red flags.
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These flowers known for their white blooms might make a garden look pretty, but if your dog gets to them, it could turn into a potential veterinary nightmare.
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Dogs can get the hiccups, much like humans. While the exact reasons are unknown, you can take steps to reduce their frequency and comfort your canine.
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A 2024 study of medical records looked at what age vets consider dogs to be seniors. And it turns out it may be younger than you think.
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One mistake at TSA checkpoints across the United States seems to be getting more common. Here's what to do and not do when going through security with pets.
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A 2018 study suggests petting your dog before leaving the house could have a positive impact on their well-being. However, this research comes with caveats.
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Keeping your dog's nails healthy means giving them regular clippings. However, some breeds require more frequent trims than others.
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The quality of veterinary care varies significantly. Asking these key questions will help you find a pet clinic you'll want to come back to.
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Kennel cough is highly contagious disease, so isolating your dog from contact with other canines and thoroughly disinfecting your home is essential.
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While it's understandable to want to provide your beloved canine with relief, mange requires veterinary attention and cannot be treated with homes remedies.
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Newborn puppies are susceptible to a variety of congenital and environmental skin issues. Here's what to know and how to manage them.
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Polysporin is a common antibiotic that can be used to treat mild ear infections. However, there are some precautions to take before using it on your dog.
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We've all heard that dogs should stay far away from chocolate, but did you know that other animals, from ferrets all the way to horses, can suffer from it, too?
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Peat moss is a common soil additive. While peat moss is not considered toxic to dogs, your canine may experience an upset stomach or vomiting if he ingests it.
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If you are caring for a pregnant English bulldog, be in touch with your veterinarian throughout the process, as special measures may needed at delivery.
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Sounds that hurt a dog's ears can be damaging as well as uncomfortable. Canines will display telltale symptoms if a sound or audio frequency is bothering them.
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The cone of shame notoriously comes with complications and discomfort, but with a pool noodle and a few minutes, you can create a brilliant alternative.
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