What to Know About Lumps on Dogs

Not every bump or lump you find on your dog requires a veterinarian visit, but some might. Here’s what to know about lumps on dogs:

How to Help an Anxious Dog

No one likes to see their best buddy scared or stressed out. Here’s what to know about anxiety in dogs and how to help an anxious dog:

“Why is my dog’s face swollen?” Being able to identify the reason can help you determine the next best steps. Here’s what to know:

It’s important to know what different insect or bug bites might look like on your dog. Here is a dog owner’s guide to insect bites on dogs:

Ataxia is a neurological condition characterized by a lack of coordination that can affect dogs. Here’s what to know about ataxia in dogs:

Regular brushing can help prevent mats, but sometimes, they may form anyway. Here’s how to remove mats in dog hair & prevent them:

Your dog experiences emotions, too, which include the good and the bad. Here’s what to know about depression in dogs:

Alopecia is a fairly common condition that can cause fur to thin and develop bald patches. Here’s what to know about alopecia in dogs:

Dog pee tends to kill grass, which can leave your lawn with bare spots. Here’s how to protect grass from dog urine to save your lawn:

You might wonder why your dog is begging for food, especially if they just ate. Why do dogs beg for food? Here’s what to consider:

Dogs love to spend time with their people. Here are a few signs your dog is lonely and that you might not be spending enough time with them:

Most of the time, splooting is normal & everything is fine. In some cases, it’s not. What is splooting? Here’s what you need to know: