In most cases, pet parents find out ‘can a dog live without a gallbladder,” when the animal shows signs of distress, such as abdominal pain, vomiting, or loss of appetite. Canine gallbladder problems…
We choose almost everything when it comes to our beloved pets, but what are you to do when a dog dies? It’s the most indescribable lightning bolt feeling I’ve ever had the displeasure…
Dog lovers of the highest order, we found a museum that oozes everything canine-related in the art world. The American Kennel Club’s Museum of the Dog officially opened its doggy doors in New…
Cocker Spaniel lovers, rejoice. We scoured the Internet and curated 84 of the very best Cocker Spaniel gifts online. From handmade and vintage to jewelry and crafty, wearable to giftable, this merchandise collection…
If your dog hates having his teeth brushed, today is your lucky day. February is National Pet Dental Health Month, and it’s a good time for me to come clean, pun intended. Not every…
Cooking for my dog is something I’ve always wanted to learn. Wanting to cook for your dog and being proficient at it are two completely different things. I learned to cook for my…
One of the most frequent requests we receive is from readers wanting to learn how to cut a dog’s nails without harming the dog. The primary concern of most dog parents is the…
When your dog goes to the veterinarian, their vital signs and weight are generally checked, but what about dog blood pressure? Think about all of the times you’ve visited the vet with a…
Mitral valve disease in dogs is so common that VCA Hospitals says one in every 10 dogs will develop some form of heart disease in their lifetime. At least 80 percent of the…
Smart marketing is one of the basic tenets of any industry. In the case of the dog food industry, it’s all about caveat paw emptor: pet parent buyer beware. Working in the pet…
