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Ringworm in Dogs

Does your pet have ringworm? What can you do to help? Keep reading to learn about the different types and treatments of ringworm in cats and dogs.

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Seizures in Dogs

If your dog has ever had a seizure, you know it can be a scary time for everyone. It’s important to understand why a pet may be having a seizure and what you should do during and after the episode.…

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Leptospirosis in Dogs and Cats

If you have pets, it’s important to know about zoonotic diseases (those that can be transmitted to people from animals) like Leptospirosis. Continue reading to learn about the causes, treatment, and…

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The Facts About Pet Health Insurance

Considering purchasing a health insurance policy for your dog or cat? Overwhelmed by all the options? Don’t worry! You’re not alone! Because having pet health insurance can be a helpful way to…

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Is it normal for my puppy to bite?

Puppies and adult dogs bite for various reasons. A clear understanding as to why this happens and some good, simple training can make all the difference! Read on for more information and helpful…

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Cataracts in Dogs and Cats

Cataracts are a common cause of vision problems in humans. They’re often treated with surgery which can be a straightforward day procedure. Cataracts occur somewhat commonly in pets, though in…

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Blindness in Cats and Dogs

It’s hard not to feel sorry for a blind pet. However, this worry is mostly our human feelings taking over and imagining what it would be like for us (this sentiment is called anthropomorphism!)…

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Nothing to bark about! Causes of Limping in Dogs (and what you should do!)

Have you ever twisted your ankle stepping off a curb? Have you woken up with a sore or stiff back? Have you ever been bitten on the foot by a fire ant or stinging insect? Life, we know, is full of…

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Medial Patellar Luxation (MPL) in Pets

Do you have a small dog? Do they skip or hop on 3 legs occasionally, holding up a hind leg? Your dog may have a “trick knee” or an “MPL” as we call it in veterinary medicine. Keep reading to learn…

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My dog has Addison’s Disease. What does this mean?

Hypoadrenocorticism is a very long medical word. In this article, we’ll unravel its meaning to help you understand this condition. Hypoadrenocorticism, also known as Addison (or Addison’s) Disease,…

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Is my dog hypothyroid?

Hypothyroidism is a common hormonal disorder in dogs. Continue reading to learn about the signs, causes, diagnosis, and treatment of canine hypothyroidism.

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Puppy Training Toolbox

If you’re like most pet owners, your goals and dreams with your pet include good behavior, cooperation, and a bond that gets stronger as time goes on. No matter the age, breed, or gender of your…

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Puppy Socialization

Training and socializing your puppy (or new dog) are important responsibilities! Keep reading for expert advice and proven techniques for successful puppy socialization.

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How to Choose Safe Toys for Your Puppy

There are so many puppy toys for sale out there, how do you know what’s safe? We’ve got some great tips and suggestions! Keep reading to learn more.

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How to Find the Right Dog Trainer

It’s a common assumption that all dog training involves a group class where everyone stands in a circle and learns “sit” and “stay” with their dogs. And while this can be one type of training, there…

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Can dogs catch colds?

If your dog is coughing and has a runny nose, you may be wondering if she has a common cold. It’s important to know that dogs can show cold-like symptoms due to a variety of causes including…

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Cranial Cruciate Ligament Injuries in Dogs

Ligament injuries are a common cause of lameness in dogs. If your dog is limping or has recently been diagnosed with a cranial cruciate ligament injury, you may be wondering about the cause and the…

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Mast Cell Tumors in Dogs

Mast cell tumors are a common cancer in dogs and cats. Most are located on the skin or in the tissue layer below the skin, called the subcutaneous tissue. Mast cell tumors are considered a Great…

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