Spay and neuter procedures prevent several potentially deadly diseases, unwanted behaviors, and conflicts between dogs. They also reduce pet overpopulation.
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Chocolate poisoning in dogs is a medical condition that occurs when a dog suffers from adverse symptoms after eating chocolate.…
Rabies is a fatal, viral disease that attacks the brain and the nerves in your dog, and in people as…
From bouncing puppy to elderly companion, your dog will express different needs at each stage of their life. Puppies are…
Question: I know I should have my dog spayed to help control the pet population. That said, would it be…
Question: Can I stop my dog from guarding their food and toys? Answer: Yes. But first, for your safety, a…
Safe, healthy ways to share meals with your favorite dog!
There’s nothing more important than keeping your dog’s heart healthy. Recognizing and understanding heart disease in dogs is crucial for…
Fat is not fit. As with people, overweight dogs are more prone to health problems, such as diabetes, heart disease,…
Summer means long walks with your dog. And that means lots of sniffing and even eating all sorts of “discoveries”…
Some people hear “Pit Bull” and think “vicious dog,” but when the American Temperament Testing Society gauged the soundness of…
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) wants to change dog import requirements to curb the spread of…
