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Mobility Equipment for Dogs: The Ultimate Guide

Mobility Equipment for Dogs: Comparing All the Options

Kelly Pebworth, VT - Jul 26, 2018

Having a dog with limited mobility can be challenging. As a dog mom who parented a mobility-limited dog for fifteen years, however, I can...

The Vet's Guide on Wheelchairs for Dogs - 9 Things You Must Know

The Vet’s Guide on Wheelchairs for Dogs (9 Things to Know)

Deborah Shores, DVM - Mar 23, 2018

Today, mobility options for special-needs dogs have become widely available. If your dog is in need of temporary or permanent mobility assistance, a wide...

Tips for DIY Dog Wheelchair

DIY Dog Wheelchair: How to Make a Wheelchair for Dogs

Nadia Aslam - Oct 7, 2017

Dogs, just like humans, occasionally need wheelchairs. This could be due to an injury, rehabilitation of limbs, arthritis, neurological issues or something as simple...

The 7 Best Dog Wheelchairs for Rehabilitation

Top 7 Best Dog Wheelchairs for Rehabilitation

James Rhys Clarke - Sep 18, 2017

Some dogs are born paralyzed, others may become paralyzed due to an accident or old age. Either way, if it happens to your pet,...

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6 Advanced Dog Tricks for Owners to Teach Their Dogs

6 Advanced Dog Tricks You Have to Try

Patrick Lumontod - Aug 17, 2019

Teaching your dog tricks is a very interesting experience, where you need to use your creativity and try to think like your pet in...

The Pros and Cons of Fresh Dog Food

The Pros and Cons of Fresh Dog Food

Shelly Graves - Aug 16, 2019

There are many benefits to feeding your pup fresh dog food, but you should carefully consider the downside before you make the switch or...

Dogs with Hair (And Not Fur)

Dogs with Hair (And Not Fur)

Katherine McKay - Aug 15, 2019

The term “hypoallergenic dog” is by now known as a mainstream description of dogs that are less likely to cause allergic reactions in people...

Dog Pyometra - What Owners Must Know

Dog Pyometra: What Owners Must Know

Kelly Pebworth, VT - Aug 14, 2019

What dog pyometra is, it's a bacterial infection that results in an abscessed, pus-filled uterus that occurs in female dogs that have not been...

Do Dogs Have Blood Types

Do Dogs Have Blood Types? (And Other Related Facts)

Dana Brown, DVM - Aug 13, 2019

Yes - much like the humans, dogs have different blood types. In fact, dogs have even more blood types than humans do. Knowing a...

4 Reasons Why Your Dog’s Stomach is Hard and What to Do

4 Reasons Why Your Dog’s Stomach is Hard and What to...

Shelly Graves - Aug 12, 2019

When your dog’s stomach swells or hardens, there may be a serious cause for concern, or it may just be a case of your...

26 Ways Bad Dog Owners Ruin Pet Ownership for Everyone Else

26 Ways Bad Dog Owners Ruin Pet Ownership for Everyone Else

Diana Beth Miller - Aug 11, 2019

There are certain individuals who should not have pets because they treat their animals poorly, and in turn, ruin pet ownership for everyone else....

My Dog Has Bumps Under Her Fur: 5 Things This Could...

Rachael Leanny - Aug 10, 2019

With different environmental and physical conditions affecting dogs at different times of the year, at different times of their lives, and even times of...

Warts on Dogs - The Complete Guide

Warts on Dogs: The Complete Guide

Dana Brown, DVM - Aug 9, 2019

Finding a lump or bump on your dog is concerning, to say the least, but not all lumps and bumps are created equal. This...

Can Dogs Eat Soy Sauce

Can Dogs Eat Soy Sauce?

Kelly Pebworth, VT - Aug 8, 2019

Many of us dog owners love to give dogs treats throughout the day for training, good behavior, or to express the love, but many...

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