Humor writer Dave Barry once wrote, “You can say any fool thing to a dog, and the dog will just give you this look that says, My GOSH, youre RIGHT! I NEVER wouldve thought of that!” Most dog owners will admit that they talk freely to their dogs, and their dogs always seem to appreciate … Read more
Yeast infections in dogs are common, especially in certain breeds or dogs with underlying conditions and compromised immune systems. While they can occur anywhere on the skin, they are often seen in your dog’s ears. Early diagnosis and treatment are key to preventing serious complications. Here’s what to know about yeast infections in dogs to … Read more
Every dog needs a collar, chiefly because they need something on which to attach their leash and license, ID and rabies vaccination tags. There are so many styles of collars out there that its easy to get one that reflects your dogs (or your) personality—but collars serve purposes beyond identification and decoration, and not all … Read more
Have you ever looked at your dog and wondered if they’re hiding something from you? Maybe they seem a bit “off” but you can’t quite put your finger on it. As a pet parent myself, I’ve spent countless nights worrying about whether my dog was in pain but just couldn’t tell me One of the … Read more
Hey there, fellow dog lovers! If you’ve been poking around the internet trying to figure out whether Victor dog food contains taurine you’ve landed in the right spot. As a pet parent myself I totally get how confusing dog food ingredients can be – especially when it comes to important nutrients like taurine that could … Read more
Earlier today, I noticed my dog playing in the backyard and snacking on something unusual. Upon closer inspection, I found tiny plastic pellets scattered across the grass. I’m concerned because I don’t know if they could harm him if ingested. Are these pellets dangerous, and should I be taking any immediate action? Your dog has … Read more
An upset stomach is one of the most common reasons for dogs to see their veterinarian. However, not all stomach problems in dogs are alike. While many digestive issues appear similar, there are actually many different causes and underlying health conditions (which range from mild to very serious) that can lead to symptoms like vomiting … Read more
If you’ve ever been on the receiving end of your dog’s fearful growl snap, or bite you know how heartbreaking and frustrating it can be. Your sweet pup turns into a completely different animal when they’re scared, and you might be wondering can fear aggression in dogs be cured? As someone who’s worked with dozens … Read more
We’ve all been there – that heart-sinking moment when you accidentally step on your dog’s paw, bump into them while turning around, or slam their tail in the door. The yelp they make can break your heart instantly, and that look they give you afterward? Pure guilt-inducing magic But here’s what I’ve always wondered – … Read more
The kidneys are sophisticated trash collectors that process blood to sift out waste products and extra water. The waste and extra water become urine, which flows to your dog’s bladder through tubes called ureters. The bladder stores urine until your dog relieves himself. The wastes in your dog’s blood come from the normal breakdown of … Read more