Ask any dog owner, and they'll tell you that one of the most expressive parts of their furry friend is their eyes. But when those eyes are red, swollen, or...
What to “Dew” if Your Dog Breaks a Dewclaw One minute your dog is running and playing and the next, they’re holding up a blood-tinged paw. Your heart leaps into...
Are you part of the French [bulldog] Revolution? This bat-eared breed has captivated American hearts and soared to the top of the American Kennel Club’s 2022 registration list, ending the...
Southern states aren’t known for their cold weather, snow, and ice, but recent years have shown us that we’re not immune to Old Man Winter’s wrath. Unfortunately, this means we—and...
Scratch, scratch, scratch. Itchy ears can be a chronic and frustrating problem for pets and their owners alike. Inflamed or infected ears cause pets obvious discomfort that can leave owners...
Their portable size, moderate energy levels, and adaptable personality make small-breed dogs the most popular dogs in the United States. From the urban jungle, to the dog park, to the...
Rub-a-Dub DIY—Top Tips for Bathing Your Pet Pet parents sometimes ask us about bathing their dog or cat. For some, this is a regular and easy task. For others, it...
Lyme disease in dogs is a major concern for pet owners, especially in areas where ticks are prevalent. This bacterial infection can cause joint pain, fever, lethargy, and, in some...
National Hug Day was first celebrated in 1986, and was created to encourage family and friends to hug often. And while it’s not an official holiday in terms of getting...
When you bring your dog or cat to see the vet, the whole team does their best to make your pal feel comfortable—and that should include preventing fear or stress....