Is your furry friend scratching more than usual? Are they suddenly acting moody or restless? You might be dealing with every pet parent’s nightmare – fleas! As someone who’s battled these pesky parasites with my own dogs, I know how frustrating and confusing it can be to figure out if fleas are the culprit behind … Read more
One thing dogs love so much is getting affectionate scratches by the people they love. You might have observed your dog come to you just to get kind strokes. The funny fact is that, sometimes, a friendly pup might meet a stranger to get scratches, and you tend to wonder why they love getting stroked … Read more
I can’t count the number of times I’ve seen dogs eat sandwiches, slices, and even whole loaves of bread, and in one notable instance, an entire pack of English muffins. Bread makes up a large part of the American diet, and our dogs seem to get their fair share of it—but should they? As a … Read more
If you’re a pet owner, you know the worst part about having a pet it isn’t cleaning up their poop. Or the torn-up furniture. It isn’t even the expensive vet bills. Your pet is going to get old (if you’re lucky). And eventually, their body will no longer be able to house their beautiful soul. … Read more
The first sign of a collapsing trachea in a dog is typically a goose-like honking cough. While a trachea collapse will gradually get worse over time, many dogs can live full lives with proper medical management. If your dog was recently diagnosed with a collapsing trachea, it’s important to understand the stages of trachea collapse, … Read more
As pet parents, we give treats to our canine companions to show them love or to reward them for good behavior. Overfeeding your pup can lead to health issues, so it is important for pet parents to learn what the best dog treats are and how many to offer their furry companion. Ever looked at … Read more
Knowing the signs of a brain tumor in dogs can be helpful whether you want to be a well-informed dog parent, are worried your dog could have a brain tumor, or are wondering what other symptoms your dog with a brain tumor might exhibit. To help dog parents like you, integrative veterinarian Dr. Julie Buzby … Read more
If you’re a dog owner, you probably spend a lot of time dealing with dog poop. Not only do you need to pick up after your dog on your walks, but chances are you also spend time thinking about how consistent and regular your dog’s poop is. But how often should dogs do their business? … Read more
Memory foam dog beds are a luxury your pet deserves. They offer orthopedic support, pressure relief, and cozy rest. But with all that comfort comes a recurring question: how do you properly wash a memory foam dog bed especially a large one without damaging it? In this Brooklyn-focused guide, well walk busy pet parents through … Read more
Constipation is infrequent or difficult passage of stool or feces and is typically a temporary condition. Feces accumulate in the colon (large intestine). Many constipated dogs experience straining or pain when attempting to defecate. Obstipation, a severe form of constipation, is often associated with a serious, permanent, or irreversible medical condition. One of the major … Read more