Reviewed for accuracy on August 26, 2019, by Dr. Katie Grzyb, DVM Diabetes mellitus can affect dogs of any age, but early detection is the most important step in ensuring that your dog continues living...
Reviewed and updated for accuracy on September 17, 2018 by Katie Grzyb, DVM While hurricane safety is often a topic of conversation—how to prepare for it and what to do if disaster strikes—few pet parents...
By Paula Fitzsimmons You’re the proud pet parent of a mutt and wouldn’t have it any other way. Things like his capacity to display unconditional love are what’s important to you—not what breed of dog...
By Victoria Schade If you prefer to leave the dirty work of nail trims and anal gland expressing to someone else, you probably assume that your dog grooming responsibilities end when you drop your dog...
By Jennifer Coates, DVM As the weather warms up, we often spend more time outdoors, take up new hobbies and do some spring cleaning. Unfortunately, some of these activities may pose pet safety issues....
By Teresa K Traverse Summer is here, along with its scorching temps. You’ll probably want to bring your dog outdoors for some fresh air, sunlight and exercise, but warmer temperatures can create certain...
By Helen Anne Travis The beach is a place to relax and have fun. And for many pet owners, bringing your dog to the beach or taking them to a dog beach makes for an even more relaxing and fun beach day...
By Nancy Dunham Flying with a dog may seem simple, but you need plenty of prep to ensure a calm, safe flight. Putting the work in ahead of time will also make you less nervous, which will in turn help...
By Helen Anne Travis Even the biggest feline fan will admit cats sometimes do things that are a little...curious. “They’re not as easy to understand as dogs,” says Dr. Shian Simms, vice president of...
Reviewed and updated for accuracy on May 28, 2020 by Katie Grzyb, DVM Whether it’s rainy, snowy, or dusty outside, we have to take our dogs for walks. In winter, this might mean the risk of irritation...
