Top 10 $1,000 Dog Health Insurance Claims
Source © Shutterstock Few of us consider that treatment for a single pet health incident or condition can cost $1,000 or more — a reason many dog owners give for surrendering their pets to shelters….
Source © Shutterstock Few of us consider that treatment for a single pet health incident or condition can cost $1,000 or more — a reason many dog owners give for surrendering their pets to shelters….
Source © Shutterstock Staying in tune with your dog’s health and needs can make the difference in improving its quality of life as it ages. It doesn’t require great effort either, say dog owners and…
Source © Shutterstock Aromatherapy, massage, acupressure and fitness swimming sound like the services offered at an exclusive spa. All that’s missing at Rocky’s Retreat in Orlando, Fla., is human clientele. At their new dog health…
Source © Shutterstock With the turn of every year, countless people resolve to improve their health by losing weight, exercising and more. The vast majority breaks those promises and ends up feeling disappointed. So rather…
Source © Shutterstock From dealing with arthritic hips to recovering from a recent surgery, dogs nationwide are benefitting from new interest in animal pain management centers. These veterinary practices specializing in pain alleviation are now…
Source © Shutterstock Has the recession affected your spending habits? A new survey reveals that the economic doldrums have impacted many dog owners. “Dogs and cats are feeling the bite of the recession as pet…
Source © Shutterstock Just because your dog has fur doesn’t mean it is immune to the diseases of the skin, such as cancer. To get the latest information on this pervasive disease, we contacted three…
Source © Shutterstock Bloat is a life-threatening condition that acts rapidly and can lead to the death of your dog within hours if the condition is not recognized and treated immediately. Unfortunately, the cause of…
Source © Shutterstock Your dog makes all sorts of noises, and a lot of them probably sound like human coughs. In fact, a flu-afflicted person is often described as having a “barking” cough. But dogs…