The Dog Health Protection Survey: Are You Doing it Right?
We all want our pets to live healthy lives, but are we as informed as we should be? Take this quiz and see how you measure up. 1. I schedule basic veterinary checkups for my…
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Spotting the Flu in Your Dog and Important Steps To Take
“Flu” seems to be a catchall word used to describe many different illnesses, from human flu to avian flu. Now, dogs can catch dog flu. But do you really understand the symptoms, treatment and prevention…
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What Snoring Says About Your Dog’s Health
Does your dog’s snoring keep you up at night? “We seem to put up with dog snoring more than spouse snoring,” says Dr. Bernadine Cruz, a Laguna Hills, Calif., veterinarian and nationally recognized expert in…
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How to Prevent 5 Common Dog Illnesses
A few simple steps on your part could mean more years of happy times with your dog. You are likely your dog’s primary health advocate, playing a critical role in your pet’s continued good health…
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When Good Dogs Turn Bad
A dog’s bite may be worse than its bark — especially if the pooch isn’t feeling well. A new study has determined that dogs brought to a veterinary behavior clinic for biting children most often…
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Dog Breed of the Day: Maremma Sheepdog
From Dog Breed Info: The Maremma is a friendly and well-balanced flock guardian. For several decades, it has also achieved success as a companion dog. Sober and dignified, this loyal, brave and determined dog makes…
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Dogs Who are the Life of the Party
Some dogs seem to party a little bit better than other dogs. And sometimes we humans force the party onto them. But to our credit, most dogs don’t go out, choose party hats and outfits…
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Dog Breed of the Day: Manchester Terrier
From Dog Breed Info: The Manchester Terrier is a high-spirited, powerful, agile, very intelligent, cunning dog which is eager to learn. It displays the true terrier nature, is independent and faithful. Extremely lively, sporty, alert,…
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Helpful Tips in Caring for Senior Dogs
The term “senior dog” doesn’t have an exact definition as far as what age constitutes a dog being “senior,” however it’s safe to assume when they reach the 7-8 year human mark they can start…
