Let’s face it. Dogs’ ears are adorable. Whether they’re fluffy bichon frise ears or floppy hound dog ears, they’re super cute—but they do require some TLC from you.
Eye infections are a relatively common condition among dogs, particularly a bacterial infection known as conjunctivitis. Conjunctivitis, or pink eye, isn’t exclusive to humans and can cause the same discharge, redness, and irritation for your dog. Learn how to recognize the signs of pink eye in dogs and what to expect from the vet and treatment.
In recent years raw dog food diets have increased in popularity. Raw pet food sales have grown since 2017, in both frozen and dehydrated or freeze-dried forms. Is this just a passing trend or are there health benefits to feeding raw food to dogs? Do raw dog food diets pose any dangers to your pet or household? While there is no conclusive evidence that a raw food diet is better than traditional packaged dry foods, it is important to do research when deciding what to feed your dog.
Dogs are adventurous and like to be outside. They are also curious and often explore things with their noses and paws, two of the prime targets for bee stings. Just like for humans, bee and insect stings can be painful for dogs and cause a reaction.
A barking or biting dog can be a problem if you don’t know what to do. According to the ASPCA, aggression is the most common and most serious behavior problem in dogs. It’s also the number-one reason why pet owners seek professional help from behaviorists, trainers and veterinarians.
Long-haired and short-haired breeds agree: Healthy hair is an important factor in a dog’s daily life. In fact, VCA Hospitals identifies the state of your dog’s fur as a major indicator of their overall health. To get a soft, silky coat that matches the way your pet feels physically, be sure to include these nutrients in your dog’s diet.
