Health

You put the bowl down slowly, but your dog has been eyeing it out since she woke up. She pounces and then all of the sudden it’s all gone. Vanished. Like it was never there. Was it even there? If you have a dog who doubles as a food vacuum …

Cancer is now the #1 killer of dogs and cats, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association. “Cancer rates in pets are alarmingly high, even in young pets,” says Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Shawn Messonnier, founder of Paws & Claws Animal Hospital in Plano, Texas. “Almost 50% of dogs and more …

Almost 50% of all dogs will develop cancer, according to the American Veterinary Medical Society. To protect dogs and cats against the threat of cancer, US researchers are looking to Asia and studying medicinal mushrooms that people in China and Japan have used for centuries to combat cancer and other life-threatening diseases. “Certain mushrooms contain agents …

To most fur parents, paw care simply means clipping your dog’s nails. Or wiping off that mud so it doesn’t track all over the home. But that’s actually just the start.   Dog Paw Problems It’s not just your dog’s internal health that matters—his paws can have problems too! Possible …

Having a furry friend fills your heart, but how much does it drain your wallet? According to the ASPCA, the first year of owning a dog can cost from $1,400 for a small dog to over $2,000 for a large breed. While the coming years may be less expensive, there’s …

Most of us don’t have the luxury of being a stay-at-home dog mom. But we still want to give our fur babies the best days—even if we’re not there. From entertainment to bathroom breaks and making sure she doesn’t destroy your house, we got you covered! In this post, we’re …

Seizures and convulsions are the most notable neurological problems in dogs. For most pet owners, seeing their lovely canine friend having a seizure can be a worrying experience. Epilepsy is a long-term condition marked by recurring seizures, which occur unpredictably, causing further confusion for pet owners. The prevalence of epilepsy …

Want to know which dog breeds produce more gas before you get your pet? Gas and flatulence are pretty common in dogs. Just like you, your dogs also need to release those gases inside. It’s hard to tell whether excessive gas is a breed-specific issue. But when we talked with …