http://shibashake.com/dog/ Dogs eat a lot, poop a lot, eat their own poop, have many other bad habits, and get into all kinds of mischief. They are expensive, and require a lot of effort and time. So why do people even think…
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Dogs can incur brain injuries from a variety of causes. Primary brain injuries, for example, involve direct trauma to the brain, which once acquired, cannot be altered. Secondary brain injury, meanwhile, is the alteration of brain tissue that occurs after…
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by Kristina Lotz While every dog loves being with their human, there are some that really, really love to be with you. Dogs are sensitive creatures, and their desire to be near you is very strong–but for some, it’s more than…
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You already know that not taking care of your dog’s teeth can lead to periodontal disease, a condition that results in bleeding gums, bad breath, and ultimately tooth loss. Poor oral hygiene is also linked to other health issues, but…
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When summer temperatures start rising, it is important to keep animal safety on your mind. Higher temperatures pose all sorts of risks to your pets, so it is important to find ways to keep them cool….
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BY DALE PARTRIDGE As someone who has suffered from depression, I cannot express the value our dog Rollie has brought to my life. The happiness, the companionship, the responsibility, the activity, the touch, and the laughter. While many of us have…
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https://www.livescience.com/ By Laura Geggel and Jeanna Bryner, Live Science | October 21, 2016 10:29am ET Why do cats hate baths? Credit: 135pixels / Shutterstock.com It’s no mystery that most domestic cats dislike being in water, whether for a bath or a…
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by Karen Tietjenon June 19, 2018 Most pets aren’t fans of the vet, and the truth is, we humans don’t love going either. Not only are we anxious to hear that our beloved friends have a clean bill of health,…
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by Amber Kingon June 20, 2018 Most people know by now what to do when they see a service dog–leave it be. Service dogs have important jobs to do, and petting, talking, or otherwise trying to get their attention will distract…
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Written by Wyatt Robinson You have probably never considered the possibility that your dog may need allergy treatment. Just like we humans can suffer from allergies that range from mild to severe, so can your furry friend. Dogs…
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Welcome to the club. According to many recent polls, “dog allergies” is the most frequent ailment diagnosis heard from local veterinarians in our modern times. Yet, why would so many dogs (maybe 1/3 of the population) be prone to allergies…
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WELLNESS 06/26/2018 03:26 pm ET https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/service-dogs_us_5b324e11e4b0b745f177fb1c By Taylor Pittman Yes, they’re cute. But they also have a job to do. ARIEL WOLF Jubilee is a German wirehaired pointer trained to help her handler,…
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Most dog breeds were developed with a specific purpose in mind, for example, sporting, working, herding and so forth. Consequently, whether your pet is a purebred or mixed breed, chances are he carries genetic traits that drive him to pursue…
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Banfield Pet Hospital has released the results of a survey of over 2 million dogs and 450,000 cats that shows increases in certain health problems among U.S. pets, including: Diabetes Dental disease Flea infestations The rates of diabetes in…
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by Justin Palmeron May 31, 2018 Up to 80% of a dog’s immune system is located in the gastrointestinal tract, so maintaining digestive health means far more than just preventing upset bellies and loose stools. Probiotics replenish the levels of healthy…
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