Summertime’s great weather and warmer temperatures bring more opportunities to get outside especially with your dog.

When you think you’ve seen it all, another incident happens. This time, it was a broken dog nail that I didn’t notice until 11pm. I wasn’t sure what to do. The nail was dangling from the nail bed. It was obvious that my dog was in pain.

Sun protection is important for our animals. Ultraviolet (UV) rays can damage, irritate, and inflame the skin. Some pups are more susceptible to sun damage than others. What do you need to know?

Are dry, brittle nails a problem for your dog? Not only are they ugly but can be painful too. How can you help strengthen your dog’s nails?

Got drool? It can be so embarrassing having your dog slobber all over the place. But sometimes drool can be a warning sign that there's a problem. When do you need to worry?

When opportunities arise for us to create more beauty in this world, it would be a shame to forgo the moment. So when I stumbled upon a dog paw painting event, I jumped at the chance.

Even though it is springtime, canine influenza (flu) is taking it course. With the primary symptoms being cough, what do you need to know about dog flu?

The coronavirus (COVID-19) is spreading quickly across the US. You may be asking yourself, “Can my dog or cat get coronavirus?”

Being a puppy isn’t all fun and games. Bad skin can erupt on the face causing irritations. What can you do to prevent and treat dog acne?

A giardia diagnosis in your dog can seem like the end of the world. What do you need to know to prevent this disease and/or prevent reinfection?

There is no scratching around this topic. With the warmer months approaching, fleas could be waiting to hitch a ride on your dog or cat. How should you prepare for the unthinkable?

Whatever the adventure, dogs enjoy being along for the ride. Whether it is a long journey or short travel, how do you keep your dog safe when traveling in the car?

As much as I hate the start of a new year (and admitting that I am getting older), I do enjoy the prospect of a clean slate. Starting a new year means new beginnings and new possibilities.

Including your pet for vacation travel has become more popular every year. No matter how much planning, the unexpected can still occur when it comes to your pet.

It’s the holidays, and what does that mean? Puppies for Christmas! Frenchies scored as #4 on the top dog breeds of 2019, but their wrinkly cuteness comes at a price.

While the holidays are the most magical time of the year, it can also be a nightmare for pets. Table scraps or Christmas decorations can send your pet to the ER this holiday. What does your pet need to avoid during the holiday season?

Your dog may be acting normal. There is no sign or symptom that something is wrong. But the vet ordered a blood draw to assess the health of your dog. The results are in. Your dog has elevated liver enzymes! What are the next steps for your dog?

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Does abdominal pain, gas, nausea, bloating, and diarrhea have your dog feeling down? It could be IBS.

Colder nights, gusty winds, and blustery storms means that there is a change in seasons. Winter is making a strong entrance this year. There is no time like the present to gear up for the frigid months. How can you help your dog prepare for the winter?

Honey is used as more than a sweetener. It has been used in holistic medicine for more than 4,000 years. Not only are there health benefits in humans, but more research is being performed in dogs. While honey is delicious, it isn’t only for you. Why should your dog add manuka honey to his diet?

Sleeping is crucial for any animal to help the body recover, heal, and to manage stress. So getting a restful night’s sleep is not only enjoyable but a necessity. Given that dogs sleep 12 - 14 hours a day, it is important to have a good bed. But how do you know what to buy?

With my dog, Phoenix, being sick for over a year, it was finally time to visit an internal medicine vet. Stacks of old records were sent to the vet office that were over an inch thick. It was a tribute to the many hours spent going to vet after vet over the past year. Today, we hoped for answers.

Are you frustrated with empty promises? More vet bills, more food trials, more medications . . . sometimes it seems you have tried everything for your dog. But have you tried CBD?

After spending several weeks planning my dog’s first birthday party, I received news that several people and dogs would not be in attendance due to unforeseen circumstances. I had to make the tough decision to delay the birthday party in hopes of a better attendance with a date change.