Dog Health
The Importance Of Annual Blood Tests For Your Dog
Many dog owners are under the impression that annual blood tests are not really necessary if their dog is in good health and shows no signs of impending illness
Common Genetic Problems In Dogs And How To Anticipate Them
Bringing home a mixed-breed dog often instigates hours of debate over its parentage. Whether favoring a Lab today or a Pug tomorrow – it’s time to find out.
A Horrible Inside Look at an Animal Shelter
I think our society needs a huge “Wake-up” call. As a shelter manager, I am going to share a little insight with you all… a view from the inside if you will.
Cancer in Dogs – The Man Made Killer
The first cases of canine cancer weren’t related until post WW2. What changed? What flicked the cancer interrupter to the “on” position?
Dogs in the Country – Combating the Threat of Rattlesnakes
Where we vacation, much of the wild is at our paws. Birds, fish, turtles, wild boars, and a variety of insects inhabit the area, but the number one concern for me as a dog owner is snakes.
The Skyrunner
Becca and her dog Sky run several miles together each day. Becca has tips for you on getting started running with YOUR dog.
Systemic Yeast: The TRUE Cause of the Never Ending Allergy
Are you at the end of your rope with your dog’s itching, foul odor, ear infections? Has your vet diagnosed him or her with allergies, but no treatment seems to help?
Allergies in Dogs, an Immune Deficiency
Allergies in dogs are a symptom of a lowered immune system. Treating the allergy symptoms won’t cure the underlying cause.
The Dangers of Flea and Tick Products for Dogs
There is growing evidence that some of the ingredients commonly found in flea and tick products could be very harmful to your dog.
Snow Nose. Why Is My Dog’s Nose Turning Pink?
While Snow Nose is usually just a temporary loss of pigment, it can become permanent in older dogs.
Doggie Digestive Problems
Although many pets do well on one feeding daily, the dog is a species at risk for torsion, an often fatal, always dangerous digestive problem that occurs principally in deep-chested animals.
The Tale of a Dog’s Tail
The tail can be a short stump, well feathered, long or short – all the same, this extension of the spine has many purposes for a dog.











