Dog Health

Cysts are non-cancerous sac-like structures filled with semi-solid, liquid, or gaseous materials that look like blisters. They vary in size from microscopic to extremely large. Large cysts are capable of displacing internal body organs. The…

Tylosin is a macrolide antibiotic, a form of medication that works to prevent the further spread and growth of already existing bacteria. Tylosin, which is also known as Tylan or Tylocine, does not kill bacteria…

Researchers might have found the biological reasons behind why dogs tilt their heads when we talk to them. According to a new study published in the Animal Cognition journal, there might be a correlation between…

Stomach noises are just part of being a living, breathing creature. Our stomachs make noises, and when they do, we typically know why. We know if we’re hungry, if there is a stomach issue going…

Dogs can experience eye problems for much the same reasons as humans. As a result, it is perhaps unsurprising that their human owners will sometimes wonder whether eye drops that have been formulated for humans…

There are some common ingredients that are extremely dangerous for dogs. To name an example, there is xylitol, an artificial sweetener that is fine for us for the most part but can kill our canine…

Dogs have long been known as man’s best friend. But what about when they are faced with tear gas? Many people believe that dogs are immune to the effects of tear gas, but this is…

Sharing your favorite meal with your pup is common for most dog owners. However, not all human foods are safe for dogs. If you love sourdough bread, you probably wonder whether you can share it…

Also referred to as rocket, Arugula is a leafy, peppery green vegetable often used in pasta, salads, pizzas, etc. Unlike the relatively flavorless leafy greens such as lettuce, Arugula features a strong flavor that is…