Dog Science

How dogs came to be domesticated from their grey wolf ancestors is a long and complex history. And depending on which resources and scientific research...

Hepatitis in dogs is a medical condition that is mainly characterized and identified by continuous inflammation of a dog’s liver. The infection is related...

Cancer is the leading cause of death in dogs, but not all cancers are the same. There are many different types of cancer and some are...

Probiotics and prebiotics can be a great addition to your dog’s daily routine; they help to maintain gut health and they have relatively few...

Did you know that canines may lower the risk of you having heart disease? If you own one, you're probably enjoying the health benefits...

The Endocannabinoid System (ECS) is one of the essential systems in mammals. The human body and a dog's body may have many differences, but...

Have you ever heard of a stress hormone? No? Cortisol is a vital hormone often referred to as the stress hormone. What is the...

Like us humans, dogs are also susceptible to getting different diseases like cancer, and one of the most significant and most common is lymphoma...

This is often due to a change in diet or eating too fast.  However, frequent vomiting or yellow foam can indicate an underlying problem. All dog...

Have you ever wondered why your dog kicks his leg when you scratch that sweet spot under his chin or on his belly? Dogs are funny creatures, and this is one of their most well-known comical traits. Are they ticklish? Is it just a random reflex? I’m sharing the science behind the question of why do dogs kick their leg when you scratch their belly, and the answer might surprise you!

Many say happiness is a sleeping puppy. It may be why 56% of people sleep with their pets. But it may be strange and spooky waking...

Dogs are cheerful pets, but do dogs act differently in spring? This is a question many dog owners ask, especially new ones. The thing is, in-season...