Before the chill in the air turns into the cold of winter, make certain that both you and your dog are fully prepared to stay safe and warm. For pet parents living in houses, it’s advisable to have the furnace checked for signs of carbon monoxide leakage before...

For generations, especially in England, the Pit Bull’s affectionate nickname was “nanny dog”. Today, the Pit Bull is the dog most likely to be shot by the police. For generations, families wanting a loving, dependable and protective babysitter for their children chose...

A Dog Safe Halloween is a Happy Halloween. It’s that time again. For goblins and ghosts, pumpkins and pranks, and things that go bump in the night. But as responsible dog owners, please ensure that yours aren’t innocent victims of Halloween’s fun and frolics. Consider...

The condition commonly called “cherry eye” occurs when a tear gland protrudes from your dog’s eye socket. Easily spotted, it appears as a pink or red mass bulging from the corner of the eye nearest your dog’s nose. It can affect either one or both eyes AND can be...

The more active your senior dog is, the happier and healthier he is. Not only does a regular exercise routine keep his muscles strong and his joints limber, it engages his brain and helps control his weight – all the better to slow the aging process and enhance his...