Things You Don't Realize Are Making Your Pet Smell Bad
A number of issues can result in a stinky pet. From health issues to grooming and cleaning mistakes, these are some of the main culprits to look out for.
Read MoreA number of issues can result in a stinky pet. From health issues to grooming and cleaning mistakes, these are some of the main culprits to look out for.
Read MoreSucculents offer many benefits, but some contain chemicals that can cause serious harm if your dog (or cat) eats even a small amount of the plant.
Read MoreWhile a wet snout is usually a sign of a healthy pup, a dry one doesn't necessarily mean there's a serious problem. Here are some common causes of dry noses.
Read MoreDog poop is a stinky reality all pet parents deal with. But you can learn a lot from looking at it, especially if you're concerned about your dog's health.
Read MoreIf your dog is dealing with cracked paws, then they are likely experiencing some discomfort. Understand the common causes in order to treat the condition.
Read MoreIt's never fun when your dog needs medication, and what's even worse is figuring out how to get them to take it. But here are some sneaky tricks to try.
Read MoreIf your dog is scratching or chewing, it could just be an itch, but it could also be fleas. Here's how to check for the pests and what to do.
Read MoreDecorating the house for the holidays is a fun activity for many, but if you're a dog parent, you should steer clear of this poisonous holiday plant.
Read MoreAre sunburns purely a human concern? You may need to take certain precautions for your dog, especially if they love basking outside or near a window.
Read MoreNot acting quickly to address these symptoms can have serious consequences for your canine's health. Here's when to seek help from your veterinarian.
Read MoreIce can be a useful tool for helping your dog stay cool on a hot day. However, pet owners should carefully consider the type and size of the ice they provide.
Read MoreDogs can safely chow down on small amounts of certain fruits; however, grapes, and any products containing them, are some of the worst foods for your pooch.
Read MoreGardeners who are also pet parents need to take extra precautions to keep their dogs safe in the yard, including not planting these toxic flowers.
Read MoreJust like humans, dogs can consume more water than their bodies can handle all at once. Here's what to look out for to keep your pup safe around H20.
Read MoreDogs may seem like a garbage disposal sometimes; however, there are actually several things they should not eat. Coffee grounds top that list.
Read MorePet parents know to expect a variety of odors. But should your dogs' Frito feet be a cause for concern? Look for these signs when you smell corn chips.
Read MoreIs your mood lighting putting your pets at risk? Keep your environment as safe as possible while still enhancing the ambience with these best practices.
Read MoreAir fresheners may seem like a no-brainer to keep your home smelling fresh. However, certain varieties can have serious consequences for your pet's health.
Read MoreMost dogs can safely enjoy watermelon if their owners follow some best practices. However, not all pooches should partake in this summer treat.
Read MorePets and essential oils like eucalyptus rarely mix well. It's crucial to keep cats and dogs away from the substance, including products that contain it.
Read MoreMultiple factors can impact a dog's life expectancy, including the size of the breed and common medical issues due to its physical attributes.
Read MoreSnake planets are a popular choice for brightening up a home; however, they can also pose a significant risk to the health of your beloved pets.
Read MoreThough swallowing chicken bones can have a detrimental impact on your dog's health, this seemingly practical response could do more harm than good.
Read MoreCleaning wipes may seem like a convenient way to get rid of messes or disinfect around your house. However, they hold potential dangers for your pets.
Read MoreAs long as you've confirmed that they don't have an underlying medical condition, you can dial back your pup's bad breath with small amounts of this herb.
Read MoreSpices make excellent flavor enhancers for people food. However, they can be a risky endeavor for your dog, especially these common culprits.
Read MoreMost dogs will walk in circles at some point in their life. However, this seemingly innocuous act can be a concerning symptom for aging canines.
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