A lovable canine temporarily turned "bad dog" may be acting out due to sickness or pain. Here, telltale signs of ailing pups and how to nip aggression in the bud.
read more
As the axiom goes, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Here are tips to prevent some of the most common dog health problems.
read more
Does your dog snore when snoozing? If so, that can alert you to certain health problems.
read more
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently issued new dog-flu guidelines that help answer important questions about this emerging canine disease.
read more
Are you doing all that you can to safeguard your dog's health? Take our quiz to find out.
read more
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, when we support those affected by the disease. But did you know that dogs can suffer from something very similar to human breast cancer -- and that it can be just as serious?
read more
The death of a beloved dog can be devastating. Here, experts offer suggestions on how to cope during this difficult time.
read more
Parvovirus, a deadly bug that can affect any dog, can be particularly troublesome in summer, when canines are more active outdoors. Find out how to protect your pet.
read more
Meet dogs that, with the help of their vets and owners, fought cancer -- and won.
read more
November is Pet Diabetes Month. Diabetes is a common canine disease, so watch out for these symptoms in your dog.
read more
The Internet and other resources can help in diagnosing dog health problems, but when is a vet visit the only answer?
read more
Cancer treatments for dogs are finally catching up with the array of treatments long available to people, and cancer is no longer the deadly diagnosis it once was.
read more
In honor of National Disabled Pets Day, learn about physically challenged dogs that are beating the odds thanks to good care, technology and a positive spirit.
read more
What exactly does dog illness look like? These warning signs could signify potential health problems, and they can help you help your dog stay healthy.
read more
Is your dog at risk for this noisy, lengthy and all-too-common dog ailment? It’s possible, as the name may be misleading.
read more
Concerned about arthritis in your dog? A new method for early detection of this debilitating disease in dogs could lead to a cure.
read more
A new drug treatment is giving hope to dogs with cancer. Could your dog be a candidate for this groundbreaking therapy?
read more
Think your dog has an attitude problem? The problem may actually lie in your pup's health, not its outward disposition.
read more
Discover how new medicines, surgical techniques and therapies are allowing dogs diagnosed with cancer to live much longer, happier lives.
read more
Like you, your dog may also develop problems as well. Not surprisingly, early diagnosis and proper treatments can make all the difference between life and death for your pet.
read more
Parasites are among the most successful species on the planet, so it's no wonder many target dogs as their "hosts." Since you cannot always see them, diagnosis is tricky. Here are tips on identifying and treating your dog's unwanted guests.
read more
It can be difficult to diagnose in people, much less your dog. The symptoms -- sluggishness, decreased appetite, social withdrawal and more-mirror those for numerous illnesses. Here's how to help your furry friend through the tough times and prevent depression from developing in the first place.
read more
When humans cough, it's usually a symptom of a cold or flu, but it's different for dogs. Check out the many health reasons a dog might cough.
read more
It is an ominous and often all-too-common condition that can strike and actually kill your dog suddenly. It's called bloat. Find out if your dog may be at risk and how to spot early warning signs.
read more
You might think that skin cancer only affects people, but your dog could develop it too. Experts reveal what you can do to protect your pooch.
read more
A new survey shows that the recession has affected dog care. Advance planning can help you save money and provide proper medical support for your pet.
read more
Is your dog suffering from pain due to injury, age or illness? Veterinary centers specializing in treating your dog's aches and pains may be able to help.
read more
If you made health resolutions for the new year, why not include your dog's wellness in this plan? Ensure your dog's good health by following these recommendations.
read more
A new Orlando, Fla., fitness center for dogs offers aromatherapy, massage, aqua therapy and other services. Could this growing trend benefit your dog's health?
read more
Aging is inevitable, but it needn't diminish your dog's quality of life. Here are five ways to make the most out of your pet's senior years.
read more
Find out which top 10 pet medical conditions cost dog owners $1,000 or more.
read more
Did you recently celebrate Mother's Day with friends or family? This should be a reminder that dog mothers deserve special attention too. Find out how to best support a dog mom-to-be.
read more
Do you know the difference between a veterinarian, a veterinary assistant and a veterinary technician? All of these individuals, and more, may work at your local vet's office.
read more
In honor of Pet Dental Health Month, veterinarians share tips on improving your dog's "smile" while also preventing tooth decay, gum disease and other periodontal ailments.
read more
Some veterinarians are now working in or opening dog-only clinics. Here are the benefits and values of these clinics that you should consider.
read more
Backstage in Philadelphia last weekend was a mixture of the glamorous and the mundane as the dogs got ready for "showtime."
read more
If you’re the typical multitasking dog owner with limited time, why drive to the vet when the vet can drive to you?
read more
Make the most out of your dog’s next veterinary visit by knowing the right questions to ask.
read more
Trying to place a medicinal drop into the eyes of a squirming dog patient can be next to impossible. Solution? Automatic dog eyedrops.
read more
Forget costs, your dog deserves the best health care. How can you get that -- on your budget? Just look to puppy pet insurance.
read more
Human medical techniques and treatments are going to the dogs, especially where canine blood banks are concerned. Now, both you and man's best friend can help other dogs in need.
read more
Americans spend $670 annually on canine veterinary visits. But with 10 easy preventative measures, you can save some cash and a trip to the doggie doctor.
read more
As news reports and documentaries demonstrate, the quantity and quality of health services is a major concern to a great of us. Some dog owners suspect their pets receive better treatment than they do. Here's what your family practitioner might learn from your veterinarian.
read more
If your dog needed immediate medical care, would you know what to do? Take this quiz and find out how you'd react in a canine emergency.
read more
Learn how proper nutrition and regular care of its coat can make your pup the picture of health -- inside and out.
read more
Sometimes a change in your dog's behavior is really a sign of a health problem. If your dog is suddenly acting different, your first reaction should be a trip to the vet.
read more
Your new puppy craves a lot of love and affection. But it also has very special health care needs. Here's how to keep your precious pup healthy, right from the start.
read more
If your back hurts, you might take an aspirin or apply a heating pad. But what can be done about back troubles that might afflict your dog? How can you even tell there's a problem in the first place?
read more
Acupuncture, homeopathy, holistic medicine, Chinese herbs and chiropractic techniques are just some of the alternative health-care options that are now widely available for canines. But when are these methods the right -- or wrong -- course of treatment?
read more
Is walking your dog a chore you wish you could skip? It shouldn't be! We'll show you how to get the most from a daily stroll with your canine companion.
read more
Does your senior dog act more like a couch potato than a canine companion? Here are a few senior-specific ways to get your four-legged friend back in play.
read more
Yawning can mean your dog is stressed or needs a break. Watch her body language carefully to see what she is trying to tell you.
read more
The latest studies suggest that dog ownership is good for us -- especially for kids.
read more
Elevators for four-leggers, a dental suite and a "kibble kitchen" with foods for ailing dogs are just a few of the many comforts awaiting patients at San Francisco's new Animal Care Center.
read more
Joint issues affect many dogs, but now a new surgical technique, used on human ankles, is working wonders on doggie knees. See if this minimally invasive surgery could help your pet.
read more
A number of factors influence whether or not your dog could suffer from a disorder or disease. Your pet's breed is one such determinant. Here's what to watch out for, along with tips on keeping your canine in top dog shape.
read more
From cloning to possible cancer cures, stem cell breakthroughs can both frighten and amaze. But how might such research affect your dog and what should you do so that your pet might benefit?
read more
Surveys show that certain dog breeds are at greater risk of health threats during air travel than other canines. Learn if your dog is at heightened risk, and what to do if your pet must fly.
read more
Accidentally leaving out pills in your dog’s reach can be more harmful than you think. Here are the top 10 human medications the Pet Poison Helpline says can harm your dog.
read more
The EPA recently announced that it has developed stricter testing and evaluation requirements for flea and tick products for your dog. If the EPA is worried, should you be too?
read more
Using their experience in physical therapy, yoga, zoology, training and dog showing, sisters Sasha and Ashley Foster show you how to safely and effectively stretch your dog to improve its fitness.
read more
Hiking with your dog can be one of spring’s most rewarding pleasures, as long as you take proper precautions.
read more
New research shows that female dogs that retain their ovaries live longer. Here’s what you should consider before spaying your dog.
read more
Did you know that some dog breeds are more likely than others to swallow potentially dangerous nonfood items? Find out if your dog is at greater risk.
read more
You and your dog both need physical activity to prevent obesity, so why not exercise together? Veterinarian Susan Nelson shares tips for the perfect owner-dog workout.
read more
Planning a winter holiday vacation? These problem prevention tips will help you prepare your pup for boarding.
read more
Are you living an eco-friendly lifestyle? The benefits of going green for you and your pet may surprise you.
read more
A new study negates common myths about how germs might spread between dogs and humans and advises dog owners to frequently do this one thing.
read more
Yes, you can teach an old -- or young -- dog new tricks. Just grab some dog biscuits and follow these easy tips.
read more
Canines, like humans, can suffer injuries related to sports and other physical activities. Weekend athletes, couch potatoes, chubby pooches and others are at special risk. Find out what the risk factors and what to do when your friend overextends.
read more
The bottom of your dog's paws is soft, like the bottom of your feet. Now, imagine all of the impact that tender area must withstand, considering the amount of jumping, walking, runing and more that it does without the added protection of shoes. It's no wonder your pooch can have painful pads. Here's how you can help.
read more
This summer, be sure your water activities are both safe and fun for you and your dog by following these simple swimming safety tips.
read more
Canine athletes are just like humans in that they are subject to sprains and strains. We'll explain how to warm your dog up before any workout, so sports injuries can be avoided.
read more
Fleas and ticks are out in force during the spring. Here are some of the latest products and techniques for dealing with these pesky and often dangerous parasites.
read more
The “dog days of summer” is almost a misnomer, because dogs can succumb to weather-related problems. Here are do’s and don’ts for protecting your dog from summer’s heat.
read more
Summertime may not mean summer fun for your dog. Manage its health by watching out for these common health problems.
read more
Dogs seem to experience mood swings during winter, but are they just mirroring our feelings? Get the facts and how to prevent dog depression.
read more
Memories of summertime outings with your dog could soon sour if a debilitating and possibly life-threatening disease enters the picture.
read more
While summertime is perfect for long walks and games of fetch, elevated temperatures make it imperative to keep your canine cool and comfy for its health.
read more
Depending on the time of year, your dog is more likely to suffer from certain health problems. Here are some things to watch for as the year rolls on.
read more A lovable canine temporarily turned "bad dog" may be acting out due to sickness or pain. Here, telltale signs of ailing pups and how to nip aggression in the bud.
read more As the axiom goes, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Here are tips to prevent some of the most common dog health problems.
read more Does your dog snore when snoozing? If so, that can alert you to certain health problems.
read more The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently issued new dog-flu guidelines that help answer important questions about this emerging canine disease.
read more Are you doing all that you can to safeguard your dog's health? Take our quiz to find out.
read more October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, when we support those affected by the disease. But did you know that dogs can suffer from something very similar to human breast cancer -- and that it can be just as serious?
read more The death of a beloved dog can be devastating. Here, experts offer suggestions on how to cope during this difficult time.
read more Parvovirus, a deadly bug that can affect any dog, can be particularly troublesome in summer, when canines are more active outdoors. Find out how to protect your pet.
read more Meet dogs that, with the help of their vets and owners, fought cancer -- and won.
read more November is Pet Diabetes Month. Diabetes is a common canine disease, so watch out for these symptoms in your dog.
read more The Internet and other resources can help in diagnosing dog health problems, but when is a vet visit the only answer?
read more Cancer treatments for dogs are finally catching up with the array of treatments long available to people, and cancer is no longer the deadly diagnosis it once was.
read more In honor of National Disabled Pets Day, learn about physically challenged dogs that are beating the odds thanks to good care, technology and a positive spirit.
read more What exactly does dog illness look like? These warning signs could signify potential health problems, and they can help you help your dog stay healthy.
read more Is your dog at risk for this noisy, lengthy and all-too-common dog ailment? It’s possible, as the name may be misleading.
read more Concerned about arthritis in your dog? A new method for early detection of this debilitating disease in dogs could lead to a cure.
read more A new drug treatment is giving hope to dogs with cancer. Could your dog be a candidate for this groundbreaking therapy?
read more Think your dog has an attitude problem? The problem may actually lie in your pup's health, not its outward disposition.
read more Discover how new medicines, surgical techniques and therapies are allowing dogs diagnosed with cancer to live much longer, happier lives.
read more Like you, your dog may also develop problems as well. Not surprisingly, early diagnosis and proper treatments can make all the difference between life and death for your pet.
read more Parasites are among the most successful species on the planet, so it's no wonder many target dogs as their "hosts." Since you cannot always see them, diagnosis is tricky. Here are tips on identifying and treating your dog's unwanted guests.
read more It can be difficult to diagnose in people, much less your dog. The symptoms -- sluggishness, decreased appetite, social withdrawal and more-mirror those for numerous illnesses. Here's how to help your furry friend through the tough times and prevent depression from developing in the first place.
read more When humans cough, it's usually a symptom of a cold or flu, but it's different for dogs. Check out the many health reasons a dog might cough.
read more It is an ominous and often all-too-common condition that can strike and actually kill your dog suddenly. It's called bloat. Find out if your dog may be at risk and how to spot early warning signs.
read more You might think that skin cancer only affects people, but your dog could develop it too. Experts reveal what you can do to protect your pooch.
read more A new survey shows that the recession has affected dog care. Advance planning can help you save money and provide proper medical support for your pet.
read more Is your dog suffering from pain due to injury, age or illness? Veterinary centers specializing in treating your dog's aches and pains may be able to help.
read more If you made health resolutions for the new year, why not include your dog's wellness in this plan? Ensure your dog's good health by following these recommendations.
read more A new Orlando, Fla., fitness center for dogs offers aromatherapy, massage, aqua therapy and other services. Could this growing trend benefit your dog's health?
read more Aging is inevitable, but it needn't diminish your dog's quality of life. Here are five ways to make the most out of your pet's senior years.
read more Find out which top 10 pet medical conditions cost dog owners $1,000 or more.
read more Did you recently celebrate Mother's Day with friends or family? This should be a reminder that dog mothers deserve special attention too. Find out how to best support a dog mom-to-be.
read more Do you know the difference between a veterinarian, a veterinary assistant and a veterinary technician? All of these individuals, and more, may work at your local vet's office.
read more In honor of Pet Dental Health Month, veterinarians share tips on improving your dog's "smile" while also preventing tooth decay, gum disease and other periodontal ailments.
read more Some veterinarians are now working in or opening dog-only clinics. Here are the benefits and values of these clinics that you should consider.
read more Backstage in Philadelphia last weekend was a mixture of the glamorous and the mundane as the dogs got ready for "showtime."
read more If you’re the typical multitasking dog owner with limited time, why drive to the vet when the vet can drive to you?
read more Make the most out of your dog’s next veterinary visit by knowing the right questions to ask.
read more Trying to place a medicinal drop into the eyes of a squirming dog patient can be next to impossible. Solution? Automatic dog eyedrops.
read more Forget costs, your dog deserves the best health care. How can you get that -- on your budget? Just look to puppy pet insurance.
read more Human medical techniques and treatments are going to the dogs, especially where canine blood banks are concerned. Now, both you and man's best friend can help other dogs in need.
read more Americans spend $670 annually on canine veterinary visits. But with 10 easy preventative measures, you can save some cash and a trip to the doggie doctor.
read more As news reports and documentaries demonstrate, the quantity and quality of health services is a major concern to a great of us. Some dog owners suspect their pets receive better treatment than they do. Here's what your family practitioner might learn from your veterinarian.
read more If your dog needed immediate medical care, would you know what to do? Take this quiz and find out how you'd react in a canine emergency.
read more Learn how proper nutrition and regular care of its coat can make your pup the picture of health -- inside and out.
read more Sometimes a change in your dog's behavior is really a sign of a health problem. If your dog is suddenly acting different, your first reaction should be a trip to the vet.
read more Your new puppy craves a lot of love and affection. But it also has very special health care needs. Here's how to keep your precious pup healthy, right from the start.
read more If your back hurts, you might take an aspirin or apply a heating pad. But what can be done about back troubles that might afflict your dog? How can you even tell there's a problem in the first place?
read more Acupuncture, homeopathy, holistic medicine, Chinese herbs and chiropractic techniques are just some of the alternative health-care options that are now widely available for canines. But when are these methods the right -- or wrong -- course of treatment?
read more Is walking your dog a chore you wish you could skip? It shouldn't be! We'll show you how to get the most from a daily stroll with your canine companion.
read more Does your senior dog act more like a couch potato than a canine companion? Here are a few senior-specific ways to get your four-legged friend back in play.
read more Yawning can mean your dog is stressed or needs a break. Watch her body language carefully to see what she is trying to tell you.
read more The latest studies suggest that dog ownership is good for us -- especially for kids.
read more Elevators for four-leggers, a dental suite and a "kibble kitchen" with foods for ailing dogs are just a few of the many comforts awaiting patients at San Francisco's new Animal Care Center.
read more Joint issues affect many dogs, but now a new surgical technique, used on human ankles, is working wonders on doggie knees. See if this minimally invasive surgery could help your pet.
read more A number of factors influence whether or not your dog could suffer from a disorder or disease. Your pet's breed is one such determinant. Here's what to watch out for, along with tips on keeping your canine in top dog shape.
read more From cloning to possible cancer cures, stem cell breakthroughs can both frighten and amaze. But how might such research affect your dog and what should you do so that your pet might benefit?
read more Surveys show that certain dog breeds are at greater risk of health threats during air travel than other canines. Learn if your dog is at heightened risk, and what to do if your pet must fly.
read more Accidentally leaving out pills in your dog’s reach can be more harmful than you think. Here are the top 10 human medications the Pet Poison Helpline says can harm your dog.
read more The EPA recently announced that it has developed stricter testing and evaluation requirements for flea and tick products for your dog. If the EPA is worried, should you be too?
read more Using their experience in physical therapy, yoga, zoology, training and dog showing, sisters Sasha and Ashley Foster show you how to safely and effectively stretch your dog to improve its fitness.
read more Hiking with your dog can be one of spring’s most rewarding pleasures, as long as you take proper precautions.
read more New research shows that female dogs that retain their ovaries live longer. Here’s what you should consider before spaying your dog.
read more Did you know that some dog breeds are more likely than others to swallow potentially dangerous nonfood items? Find out if your dog is at greater risk.
read more You and your dog both need physical activity to prevent obesity, so why not exercise together? Veterinarian Susan Nelson shares tips for the perfect owner-dog workout.
read more Planning a winter holiday vacation? These problem prevention tips will help you prepare your pup for boarding.
read more Are you living an eco-friendly lifestyle? The benefits of going green for you and your pet may surprise you.
read more A new study negates common myths about how germs might spread between dogs and humans and advises dog owners to frequently do this one thing.
read more Yes, you can teach an old -- or young -- dog new tricks. Just grab some dog biscuits and follow these easy tips.
read more Canines, like humans, can suffer injuries related to sports and other physical activities. Weekend athletes, couch potatoes, chubby pooches and others are at special risk. Find out what the risk factors and what to do when your friend overextends.
read more The bottom of your dog's paws is soft, like the bottom of your feet. Now, imagine all of the impact that tender area must withstand, considering the amount of jumping, walking, runing and more that it does without the added protection of shoes. It's no wonder your pooch can have painful pads. Here's how you can help.
read more This summer, be sure your water activities are both safe and fun for you and your dog by following these simple swimming safety tips.
read more Canine athletes are just like humans in that they are subject to sprains and strains. We'll explain how to warm your dog up before any workout, so sports injuries can be avoided.
read more Fleas and ticks are out in force during the spring. Here are some of the latest products and techniques for dealing with these pesky and often dangerous parasites.
read more The “dog days of summer” is almost a misnomer, because dogs can succumb to weather-related problems. Here are do’s and don’ts for protecting your dog from summer’s heat.
read more Summertime may not mean summer fun for your dog. Manage its health by watching out for these common health problems.
read more Dogs seem to experience mood swings during winter, but are they just mirroring our feelings? Get the facts and how to prevent dog depression.
read more Memories of summertime outings with your dog could soon sour if a debilitating and possibly life-threatening disease enters the picture.
read more While summertime is perfect for long walks and games of fetch, elevated temperatures make it imperative to keep your canine cool and comfy for its health.
read more Depending on the time of year, your dog is more likely to suffer from certain health problems. Here are some things to watch for as the year rolls on.
read more
