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While humans and dogs have very different digestive systems, there are some foods that your dog can enjoy just as much as you! Dogs are carnivorous, which means the principal…

Epilepsy is the most common neurological disorder in dogs. According to a recent study, it affects approximately 0.75% of the canine population in America. As a pet parent, it's essential…

If your dog develops sensitive skin, an allergic reaction is the likely culprit. Testing reveals the allergy trigger, but foods are among the most common. If your dog suffers from…

Is your dog’s skin itchy or red? Is he constantly licking or scratching himself? Has he developed bald spots? Fleas are a common cause of sensitive skin. Most pet owners…

Sensitive skin in dogs results from a variety of causes. Some canines suffer seasonally, and this sensitivity is generally related to triggers such as pollen and molds. Other dogs are…

While the signs of a dog with sensitive skin vary according to the trigger, they have one thing in common: The poor dog is miserable. Signs of sensitive skin vary…

Parvovirus is often deadly to puppies. Humans can develop parvovirus as well, but the outcome is generally mild. Can humans get parvo from dogs? The answer is no. Can dogs…

Aging isn’t easy. That’s as true for pets as people. It’s the nature of animals to hide pain as much as possible. That might protect them from predators, but it…

Veterinary checkups, also known as routine wellness exams, help pets maintain optimal health. Annual checkups help your pet’s veterinarian identify signs of disease in the earlier stages, where many conditions…

Vet visits can be stressful for your dog. Between strange smells and sounds, new dogs and people, and the actual medical procedures your dog has to undergo, visiting the vet…