Dog Diseases & Conditions

My Dog Has a Bump on Her Private Area

14 Reasons Why a Dog Has a Bump on Her Private Area

Any foreign bumps and lumps on our dogs are pretty worrisome, especially if you find them in more sensitive areas. So, if your dog has...
Most Serious Common Dog Skin Conditions

6 Common and Serious Dog Skin Conditions (And What to Do About Them)

Most dog skin conditions are minor, but they can be uncomfortable for the dog when left untreated. Some other dog skin problems are related to...
My dog won’t open his eyes

My Dog Won’t Open His Eyes: Here’s Why and What to Do

My dog won't open his eyes. What should I do? You’ve noticed your dog looking at you a little funny the last few days. It was...
Dog Paw Problems

7 Most Common Dog Paw Problems and What to Do About Them

Dogs' paw health is often neglected by pet owners, but shouldn't be. If they are, your dog will suffer from the most common dog...

Dog Anal Glands Problems: Signs, Causes, and Treatment

KEY TAKEAWAYS: -  Scooting, biting their rear, bad odor, visible swelling and discharge are some signs of anal glands problem in dogs. - Even as simple...
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5 Most Dangerous Cancerous Tumors in Dogs

Even mentioning the word "cancer" instills fear in dog owners and makes them think of the worst possible scenarios, and most commonly, their pet's...
3 Ways to Prevent and Treat Staph Infection in Dogs

3 Ways to Prevent and Treat Staph Infection in Dogs

A staph infection is a type of infection caused by the bacteria Staphylococcus. Staph infection in dogs is as common as it is in...
Ringworm in Dogs - How to Prevent and Treat It

Ringworm in Dogs: Prevention and Treatment

A ringworm infection is a parasitic infection that can befall your dog. Often mistakenly lumped together with worm infections such as tapeworms, roundworms, whipworms, hookworms, and others because of its name, ringworm is dogs isn’t actually caused by worms – instead, it is fungal infections.
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Black Gums in Dogs: What Does This Mean?

Dogs have different complexions on their skin and their other body parts as well. Some are normal and others may mean something else. What...
Hyperkeratosis in Dogs

Hyperkeratosis in Dogs: Symptoms, Causes, and 6 Ways to Manage (Updated 2023)

KEY TAKEAWAYS: - Hyperkeratosis in dogs is the excessive production of keratin that causes their skin to thicken, commonly on their paws and nose.] - Genetics,...
Top Science-based Ways to Deal With Worms in Dogs

13 Science-Based Ways to Deal with Worms in Dogs

Dogs can be victims of intestinal parasites known as worms. These parasites can cause mild symptoms such as stomach upset and diarrhea, but if...
15 Reasons for Blood in Dog's Stool

15 Reasons for Blood in Dog’s Stool

If you noticed blood in a dog's stool, there could be several causes. Generally, there are two types of blood present in a dog’s...

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10 Beach Safety Tips for Dogs + Beach Hazards to Watch...

KEY TAKEAWAYS: Some of the beach safety tips for dogs pet owners must follow include bringing plenty of fresh, clean water, providing dogs with...
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How to Keep Dogs Entertained While Home Alone

KEY TAKEAWAYS: Boredom in dogs can lead to anxiety and behavior problems; keep dogs entertained while home alone by using interactive toys with different...
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How to Stop a Dog Fight at Home: A Guide for...

KEY TAKEAWAYS: To stop a dog fight at home, DO NOT place your hands in front of the fight. Instead, create a distraction using...
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How to Train a Dog to Use a Bell for Potty...

KEY TAKEAWAYS: Start by introducing the bell and letting the dog get familiar with it until they become more confident touching it with their...
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Why Dogs Mirror Their Owner’s Energy and Personality (Science Explained!)

Calm dogs often have calm owners. Energetic dogs have energetic owners. I don't know if you have noticed, but this seems to be the case...
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How to Bathe a Dog That Hates Water: Follow These 8...

KEY TAKEAWAYS: To bathe a dog that hates water, first, choose the best location, whether outdoors or in the sink. Brush their coat first...
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How Often Should I Take My Dog to the Vet?

KEY TAKEAWAYS: Puppies up to 12 months should be taken to the vet every 3 to 4 weeks for their initial vaccines, while adult...
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11 Signs Your Dog’s Diet is Causing Health Problems

Your dog may be eating enthusiastically every day, but that doesn't always mean they're healthy! As in humans, diet plays a major role in a...
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10 Muddy Yard Solutions for Dogs: Keep Your Yard Clean and...

I'm sure many dog owners with backyards can relate to this problem. High-energy dog, running around the yard, digging, and wearing down your beautifully manicured...
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How to Set Up a Home Office With a Pet Space...

For some, working from home is a gift that keeps on giving. No commute, zero prep time needed, and best of all, you get...