10 Things Veterinarians Do That Drive Dog Owners Crazy
Of late, there are an awful lot of “pet peeves of veterinarians” going around online. Want to drive dog owners crazy? Well, veterinarians sometimes do this, too! I have a major love and…
Dog Health
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How to Prevent Dog Ear Infections
Everywhere you turn these days, some company seems to have a lotion, potion, powder, or “sure thing” to prevent dog ear infections. As the pet parent to a floppy eared pooch for most…
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Help For A Dog With Mast Cell Tumor
When I found a seemingly innocent-looking lump on my Cocker Spaniel’s shoulder blade, I was shocked to receive a mast cell tumor diagnosis. If you are reading this post, your dog has likely…
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How to Choose the Right Dog Food
Your dog needs to eat. The pet industry is a multi billion dollar one, and among the heavy hitters in this sector are the dog food manufacturers. One of the most frequently asked…
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What to Do For Lumps On a Dog
Bonnie Marshall knew something was not right with her dog: Thirteen-year-old Cocker Spaniel, Oogy, visited the vet just a week before for his annual examination, teeth cleaning, and vaccines. A week later, this…
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Pro Tips To Help A Dog With Kennel Cough
Knowing how to help a dog with kennel cough can be a frustrating battle. My vaccinated Cocker Spaniel fought kennel cough three times in 12 years. Fortunately, we beat kennel cough and learned…
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How to Safely Help Your Overweight Dog Lose Weight
It’s a topic that sends chills up the spine of dog parents everywhere: Fat pets. No one wants to admit their dog is overweight, but someone has to approach the topic. The Association…
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Warning: Leaving Your Dog Overnight At Vet Office
Leaving your dog overnight at the vet’s office can be worrisome for pet parents. Just ask Madeleine Keyser. She assumed someone would watch her dog overnight at the vet office in New Jersey….
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Why Does My Dog’s Mouth Stink
Your dog’s mouth stinks. According to the American Veterinary Dental Society (AVDS), 80 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats show signs of oral disease by age 3. If pet parents don’t…
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Crash Course: What To Do In a Dog Emergency
A dog’s innate curiosity can sometimes lead them to danger. Prompt, calm action on your behalf will help greatly in the event of a dog emergency. Remaining calm yet responsive in your body…
