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As any puppy parent knows, our furry companions love to bite, chew and explore whatever they can – but there comes a time where we need to step in and provide them with proper training so they can develop into well-adjusted adult dogs. Although biting and mouthing objects and people during play is perfectly normal,…

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From a dog’s perspective, humans walk really slow – in fact, humans may seem downright boring to dogs. However, struggling with an overly-enthusiastic pooch during your walks can be not only stressful, but dangerous for you and your pet. Whether your dog accidentally breaks free or tugs you too hard, causing strain or even pulling…

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Lameness is one of the most common conditions found in horses. There are many ways a horse can “go lame,” with a variety of associated causes and symptoms. Fortunately, there are some easy treatment options to help soothe your horse’s pain, and overall, the prognosis will be positive. But first, you need to be able…

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Your dog is part of the family. And as a family member, you want to provide him with the best care possible, ensuring that he is comfortable, happy, and healthy. But sometimes, unexpected health issues can arise, such as kidney stones, causing discomfort and other health problems. Also known as uroliths, kidney stones are crystalized…

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No other animal on this planet has the same spunk and exuberance that a puppy does. Their curiosity for discovering new things is what fuels their wild behavior. However, with this high-energy and rambunctious attitude comes a long list of unfavorable behaviors. There comes a point where all new puppy owners question whether their dog’s…

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Horses are naturally herd animals and while an equine friendship can seem super sweet, your horse may become agitated when he is apart from his buddies. This is a classic case of separation anxiety. And while fairly common amongst equines, it can pose serious problems for both owners and riders when it does occur. What…

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Dogs are a lot like humans in many ways. They eat, drink, seek affection, and feel pain. And just like humans, they can sometimes experience injuries, such as sprained muscles, torn ligaments, broken bones, slipped discs, and soft tissue trauma. They can also experience limping, which is also sometimes called ‘canine lameness’. When you notice…

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Cancer is scary for both humans and pets. With improved medicine, food, and general quality of life, dogs are living longer than ever, but that has also put them at risk of age-related diseases, like cancer. About 6 million dogs are diagnosed with cancer each year. According to the Veterinary Cancer Society, cancer is responsible…

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While it might seem strange, dogs cough a lot. It’s normal for them, especially considering they live so much of their lives through their noses. It’s thankfully not a cause for alarm and about on par with a human sneezing or clearing their throat. Coughing is a means of removing dust, germs, pollen, or other…

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Seeing your dog have muscle spasms can be a scary experience as a pet owner, especially if you don’t know why the spasms are occurring. A dog can have muscle spasms for a number of reasons and they can often mean different things are happening within them, some more a cause for concern than others.…

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