We've made positive strides in the last few decades. In honor of Spay/Neuter Awareness Month, learn more about the history…
Dog Health (Page 94)
February is Responsible Pet Owners Month, and it's a great time to go over some of the basic steps you…
Capillariasis in dogs is a medical condition that involves an infection by a parasitic worm known as capillaria plica. Here's…
Canine coronavirus infection in dogs, often abbreviated to CCV, refers to an intestinal disease that dogs often contract from infected feces of…
If your dog decides to herd guests in your home by nipping at their heels, it can cause big problems.…
Constant barking can be disruptive, if not downright nerve-racking. Fortunately, there are ways to prevent or curb problem barking.
Oral masses in dogs refer to growths found in a dog's mouth or the area around the head. They can…
Can dogs eat bread? Can you share a slice with your pooch? The short answer is maybe; it depends what's…
The short answer is no, dogs can't technically develop Down syndrome. Although, dogs can show symptoms and behaviors that resemble…
Lymphomatoid granulomatosis in dogs is a rare medical condition that occurs when abnormal, cancerous lymphoid cells make their way into…
Hemangiopericytoma in dogs is a medical condition where a malignant tumor forms on cells that surround some of the dog's…
Urolithiasis in dogs, sometimes also referred to as urinary tract stones, is a medical condition where calcium deposits form in the…
