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Hyperkeratosis in Dogs: 6 Ways to Prevent It and Treat It
Have you ever noticed that your dog’s nose seems excessively hard or crusty? Or maybe you have noticed that your dog’s paw pads seem...
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9 Pet Industry Trends to Watch in 2019
Caring for a dog can get expensive, especially for those who love to spoil their pets. 2017 saw the highest amount reached yet in...
25 Most Pet-Friendly Colleges of 2019 (USA)
When picking a place of higher education, talks about how pet-friendly your college is going to be are typically lower down the list of...
Normal Heart Rate for Dogs: Important Things to Know
When your dog is running, jumping, and playing at full speed, it's clear by their panting alone that their heart working hard to keep...
5 Bladder Problems in Dogs: How to Recognize Them and What...
Is your dog having accidents in the house even though he is properly housebroken? Does he have to urinate more often than usual? These...
25 Best Dog Breeds for Small Apartments
If you’re considering to welcome a new furry addition to your family, there are many things to consider including the dog's temperament, energy levels...
4 Heart Problems in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms and Treatments
Dogs can suffer from a variety of heart problems, just like humans. In fact, it is estimated that 10% of all dogs in the...
Heated Dog Blankets and Beds: Are They Useful and Safe for...
Despite all the fluff and fur, pets may need help keeping warm, particularly during the colder seasons. While heated dog blankets can come with hazards,...
Breathing Problems in Dogs: How to Spot Them and What to...
Numerous dog breathing problems can present a life-threatening situation and a quick reaction on the owner's part is often necessary. Respiratory problems can be...
Lifelong Dog Care Costs Explained
Aspiring dog owners often underestimate the cost of dog ownership over a lifetime, sometimes either focusing only on monthly or yearly costs, or overlooking...
5 Signs of Dog Anal Glands Problems (And What to Do)
While dog anal glands problems are usually not life-threatening, with the exception of anal gland cancer, they are relatively common and can affect your dog’s...
