Tag: Science
10 Key Differences Between Wolves and Dogs
Wolves are majestic and awe-inspiring creatures just like many domestic dogs can be. While some people believe that dogs are still very similar to...
Swimmer Puppy Syndrome: How to Help Your Dog
Swimmer puppy syndrome - also known as swimmers syndrome in dogs, swimming-puppy syndrome, twisted legs, turtle pup, and flat-puppy syndrome - is a very...
8 Common Autoimmune Diseases in Dogs
Dogs can suffer from autoimmune diseases and just like human autoimmune diseases, we don’t fully understand what causes them in dogs. Still, scientists have...
4 Dangerous Ingredients Used in Dog Foods
Dog food can cost a pretty penny. While some pet owners may associate higher cost of pet food with higher quality dog food ingredients,...
Puppy Strangles (Juvenile Cellulitis)
The proper term for what many people call puppy strangles is actually juvenile cellulitis or juvenile pyoderma. Sometimes, the disease can also be referred...
Spleen Tumor in Dogs: Signs, Causes, Treatment
Hemangiosarcoma (HSA) of the dog's spleen is highly metastatic cancer which affects pets of any age. Even though it is most commonly seen in...
11 Most Dangerous Viruses in Dogs
The most dangerous causative agents carried by viruses do not always cause the most common diseases in dogs. However, once such an infection occurs,...
Urinary Tract Infection in Dogs: Prevention and Treatments
Bacterial urinary tract infection in dogs is often asymptomatic and is likely to be noticed by pet owners only when the animal asks to...
Probiotics and Prebiotics for Dogs: A Science-Based Guide
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...
How to Use Coconut Oil for Dog Skin Problems (Based on...
Coconut oil has become a health trend among humans in the past decade. Now, it's getting into the pet industry as well, thanks to...
Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Dogs: A Guide for Pet Owners
When caught early enough, tumors can be treated or removed, so it is vital to check your dog regularly and keep an eye out...
Lenticular Sclerosis in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms, Treatments, Diet
Have you noticed a strange discoloration in one or both of your dog’s eyes and wondering what that is? There could be several reasons...
