Spotting worms in dogs poop is more than an “ick” moment—it’s a real‑time alert that intestinal worms may be brewing inside your dog’s intestinal tract. Roundworm eggs, hookworm larvae, and other m...

Itchy skin, a musty odor, or darkly pigmented skin flaky patches can leave any dog parent worried. Under normal circumstances, a natural spore‑producing fungus called Malassezia pachydermatis lives...

As pet parents, we all want to know how old our dogs are in human years. Understanding your dog's age can help you provide better care, anticipate their needs, and ensure they live a healthy, happy...

America’s love for dogs spans every dog breed the American Kennel Club (AKC) tracks—201 distinct dog breeds as of November 2024. From the tiny Chihuahua to the towering Great Dane, each breed shows...

The process of bringing a new dog into your household brings great joy to everyone involved. First-time dog owners typically experience both happiness and nervousness when they welcome their new pe...

Your dog’s nose can turn a quiet evening into a medical emergency in seconds. Every year, the ASPCA  Animal Poison Control Center answers more than 451,000 calls from frantic owners whose dogs hav...

If your furry friend struggles with digestive issues, weight management, or frequent visits to the vet due to anal gland issues, dietary fiber might just be the missing essential nutrient in your d...

If you've ever experienced your dog biting or nipping, you know it can be unsettling. As a responsible dog owner, understanding your pet’s biting behavior and learning how to stop your dog from bit...

As pet parents, we always want the best for our dogs—healthy food, safe treats, and the occasional indulgence. But when it comes to certain human foods, it's essential to know what’s safe and what’...