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A dry hacking cough from your pup is cause for concern for any dog owner, but can you differentiate between a regular cough and the highly contagious, kennel cough? And do you know what to do if your dog has it? While not overly serious on its own, it can lead to other medical issues…

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For most pet owners, there are times of uncertainty when it comes to their dog’s health. For example, when people find themselves coughing, it’s usually indicative of a few different conditions – we may be fighting or cold or merely clearing our throats. In some instances, it may signify something more serious, such as a…

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It may be pretty obvious your pup adores you, always showering you with kisses and doing everything possible to put a smile on your face. But have you taken the time to stop and think about whether you show them just how much you care? Your puppy loves to be doted on. But some of…

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When you notice your four-legged friend is suffering from itchy or irritated ears, it’s important to examine him closely to see if it’s time for a trip to the veterinarian’s office. Typically, the result of bacterial or yeast (fungal) infections, ear infections are a common malady that dogs suffer from. However, it’s essential as a…

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Dogs and cats are prone to a wide range of health problems, and while many are not generally life threatening, they can be a huge burden on your pet’s quality of life. Urinary tract infections are one of the most common health problems for both dogs and cats, particularly in older animals. In fact, UTIs…

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Even if your dog is your only pet, occasions will arise when your pup needs to know how to play nicely with others. Therefore, socialization is an important skill to teach your pup. The following seven suggestions will help you teach your pup how to play nicely with other dogs or humans at the park,…

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Recognized as one of the most common causes of elbow pain and lameness (particular in large breeds), elbow dysplasia is a condition caused by growth abnormalities in your dog’s cells, tissues, and/or bones. As these developmental abnormalities worsen over time, it leads to the degeneration and malformation of your dog’s elbow joints. Consequently, this condition…

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As dogs age, their medical conditions get more complex and owners need to be aware of the considerations facing their furry friends. One common problem amongst older dogs is urinary incontinence. What is Canine Urinary Incontinence? According to WebMD, Urinary incontinence is “when a housetrained dog loses control of his bladder.” Like most medical conditions,…

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Although not commonly diagnosed or recognized until recently, research has shown that cats can develop arthritis. It is believed that cats’ natural survival instinct and ability to hide signs of pain has enabled them to allude diagnoses from vets and medical experts alike for years. Because of the obvious difficulty this poses for pet owners,…

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Many pet owners wish that their dog could stay a puppy forever. However, just like humans, they inevitably will age and eventually slow down. While natural signs of aging are nothing to be alarmed about, if your dog’s personality or behaviors change, it might be something a bit more serious than just getting old. Your…

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