by Jackie Brown | Jul 9, 2021 | Dog Health Care, Dogster Magazine, health, News
The post Dog’s Size and Shape May Predict Bone Tumor Risk by Jackie Brown appeared first on Dogster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it, but all of these articles were assigned, contracted and paid for, so they...
by Dr. Ernie Ward | Jun 30, 2021 | Dog Health Care, Dogster Magazine, health, News
The post The Dreaded Chronic Pancreatitis by Dr. Ernie Ward appeared first on Dogster. Copying over entire articles infringes on copyright laws. You may not be aware of it, but all of these articles were assigned, contracted and paid for, so they aren’t...
by Ivan Rodriguez | Aug 19, 2020 | health, News
We hate the thought of our pups becoming ill, but being educated is key to keeping our dogs as healthy as possible. Everyone knows that the quicker cancer is found and diagnosed, the better the chances are of fighting it off and prolonging your dog’s life. While...
by Elanco | Aug 18, 2020 | health, News
Hookworms are an intestinal parasite (worm) that lives in the small intestines of dogs and other animals. The most common species of hookworm is Ancylostoma caninum, although there are other species of hookworms that can also infect dogs. This parasite primarily...
by Amber King | Aug 7, 2020 | health, News
Our canine companions are known for stoically hiding their pain, and it isn’t always obvious they’re suffering. But when a dog owner knows their pup is in pain, they look for ways to offer relief. It doesn’t matter whether the pain stems from an...
by Karen Tietjen | Aug 7, 2020 | health, News
Our dogs are adorable from their heads to their toes, but almost any dog lover will tell you that there’s something about a pup’s ears that are simply irresistible! Whether it’s because they’re one of the softest parts of a pooch, they’re...
by Dina Fantegrossi | Aug 4, 2020 | health, News
The rough, dry patches of skin dogs develop on their elbows are sometimes referred to as pressure sores because they are caused by the repeated, long-term pressure of lying on hard surfaces. However, not all dogs that forsake their cushy beds in favor of wood or tile...
by Elanco | Jul 14, 2020 | health, News
By Sarah Wallace, DVM Feeding a dog seems simple on the surface: We buy food, we put the food in the bowl, and the dog eats the food. The next day, anything that is not broken down, absorbed, or used by the body comes out the other end. The cycle repeats. However, we...
by Elanco | Jul 10, 2020 | health, News
By Sophie Vershbow Reviewed by Sarah Wooten, DVM No matter the breed, all dogs need to go outside on a regular basis. Depending on your pet’s physical ability––and your own schedule––that can mean anything from a quick stroll around the block to an all-day hike in the...
by Molly Weinfurter | Jul 7, 2020 | health, News
People often look forward to the warm weather of summer, but dogs are not always excited about it. That’s because heat stroke in dogs is more common for them than it is for humans. Even with all the warnings about hot temperatures, many dog parents still...
by Molly Weinfurter | Jul 7, 2020 | health, News
People often look forward to the warm weather of summer, but dogs are not always excited about it. That’s because heat stroke in dogs is more common for them than it is for humans. Even with all the warnings about hot temperatures, many dog parents still...
by Erica Presley | Jul 6, 2020 | health, News
If you found your way here to this page, odds are pretty high that you, well, love dogs. You even love them when they fight you [literally] tooth and nail to avoid having their teeth brushed. No one likes forcing a toothbrush across an unwilling dog’s teeth...
by Molly Weinfurter | Jun 10, 2020 | Dog Food, health, News
Did you know that you can improve your dog’s digestion without even changing her food? Many dogs suffer from poor digestion, and a big part of that is what they eat. So, we have created a new dog food topper to improve your dog’s digestion without the hassle of...
by Jazz Jimenez | Jun 10, 2020 | health, News
By Kate Hughes Reviewed by Stephanie Liff, DVM One of the foremost pleasures of being a pet parent is watching your dog frolic freely outdoors. But while fresh air, sunlight, and exercise are all good for your canine companion, your yard can also be home to some scary...
by Molly Weinfurter | Jun 10, 2020 | Dog Food, health, News
Did you know that you can improve your dog’s joint health without even changing his food? Many dogs suffer from joint and bone problems, and a big part of that is what they eat. So, we have created a new dog food topper to improve your dog’s joints without the hassle...
by Jazz Jimenez | Jun 10, 2020 | health, News
Reviewed by Elizabeth Racine, DVM The subject of “worms” isn’t a favorite one to linger on for most. But according to experts, it might be time for pet parents (and veterinarians) to devote some focused attention to these common—and...
by Molly Weinfurter | Jun 10, 2020 | Dog Food, health, News
Did you know that you can improve your dog’s cardiovascular health without changing their food? Many dogs suffer from heart problems, and a big part of that is what they eat. So, we have created a new dog food topper to improve your dog’s heart health without the...
by Molly Weinfurter | Jun 10, 2020 | Dog Food, health, News
As dogs age, their appetites may decrease due to issues like arthritis pain, lowered activity, or dental health. In addition, many senior dogs still eat dry food, which just doesn’t have all the health benefits they truly need. If senior dogs don’t take in...
by Jazz Jimenez | Jun 8, 2020 | Dog Food, health, News
Proper nutrition is an important part of keeping your dog healthy and a balanced diet is critically important to your dog’s cell maintenance, growth and overall health. But what if your dog is experiencing unexplained illnesses that could be due to an excess or...
by Jazz Jimenez | Jun 4, 2020 | health, News
By Victoria Schade Reviewed by Stephanie Liff, DVM There’s nothing quite like watching a pack of dogs frolicking together at the dog park. Spending time at the park helps keep a dog’s socialization skills in tip-top form and can wear out a busy pup in a way that walks...
