Like cats, self-grooming is also normal for dogs. It's part of their process, especially when they come inside the house after walking around outdoors. But, as with other dog behaviors, excessive paw licking can be an indication that there's something wrong. Read Article

Have you ever noticed your dog get a sudden burst of energy, running round and round the backyard or house? Running into the room at full speed, he circles the coffee table and then speeds off down the hallway Read Article

Poison Ivy, a well-known plant found in woody areas throughout North America and Asia. This nuisance can cause dermatitis with an itchy red rash developing after skin contact with the plant. The oil in poison ivy is resilient and will cling to clothes, and fur unless it is actively washed off. Read Article

Whether you're taking a scenic drive up the coast or simply driving across town to do some errands, many pet parents enjoy bringing their dogs along for the ride. But for those who suffer from motion sickness, Read Article

National Pet Week is right around the corner, so it's time to plan how you're going to celebrate! While we're sure you celebrate your pet all day every day... Read Article

Traveling can be challenging, especially when it involves flying with a large dog. Whether your furry friend is a service dog, therapy dog, or simply a beloved pet, understanding the guidelines set by most airlines is crucial. Read Article

Cleaning a dog crate may seem challenging, but it's essential for the health and happiness of your furry friend. A clean crate ensures a hygienic living space for your dog and contributes to a healthier home environment for everyone. Read Article

Training your dog should be an enjoyable and rewarding experience for both you and your furry friend. Whether you're teaching basic commands or advanced tricks, using positive reinforcement is a proven way to strengthen your bond while promoting good behavior. Read Article

Here are some tips for selecting dog toys that cover a wide range of considerations and provide a valuable resource for pet parents of dogs Read Article

Airline travel is a safe, convenient way to travel.  It is among the fastest and most efficient ways to travel. However, flying can sometimes not be the easiest way to travel. From security checks to baggage claims, airline travel can be a complex way to travel. Add in flying with a pet and things get even more complex. Read Article

The active, energetic, and often adventurous lifestyle of dogs, which frequently includes a variety of physical activities such as running, playing, and exploring, undeniably contributes to their joy and overall well-being. Yet, this inherent liveliness and playful nature, although generally promoting physical health, may also inadvertently expose them to the risk of common leg injuries, particularly those affecting their legs. Read Article

Pet strollers can be incredibly beneficial for pet owners in various situations. Pet strollers offer a safe and easy way to transport pets. They provide protection from potential dangers, allowing for outdoor activities even with disabilities, protecting pets from extreme weather conditions, and making travel easier and more reliable.  Read Article

Tips for keeping your dog safe on a hot summer day Read Article

Summertime means sun, beach, and lots of play outdoors with your dog or cat. Summer can be a great time to bond with your pet. But higher temperatures also mean higher risks for our pets – more injuries, more ear and skin infections, and even the possibility of heat stroke. Read Article

Some dog breeds seem to be happy to play in the water all day if you let them. For these pups, there are plenty of summer activities that will keep them entertained. Here are examples you can do with a dog that loves to splash and play in the water. Read Article

Learn more below about grooming tips at home. Read Article

Adopting an adult dog can be one of the most rewarding experiences for anyone looking to expand their family. Dogs provide unconditional love and companionship, and adopting an adult dog can be exceptionally fulfilling as it gives them a second chance at finding a forever home.  Read Article

When you add a dog to your family, one of the most important relationships you should develop is with a veterinarian. The first exam your vet will recommend for any tests and vaccinations to provide an important foundation for the future when your pet has subsequent wellness exams, or if your pet becomes ill. Read Article