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Dog Hot Spot Healing Stages
The healing stages of a dog hot spot start with when the spot is found on your dog's skin. With treatment, a hot spot...
Fall Allergies – and Planning Ahead
My dog Otto (now resting in peace) used to get a flare-up of allergies every spring. His body knew before any human in our...
Dietary Fiber for Dogs
What does fiber do for dogs, what are good sources of fiber for dogs, and should you give your dog a fiber supplement?
Beer for Dogs?
Don’t give a regular beer to your canine companion (the alcohol is toxic to dogs), but you can share beer’s festive spirit with dog-friendly alternatives.
How to Give Your Dog a Pill
Most experts suggest that you give your dog a pill in food. But what if you can’t use food? Here’s how to administer pills with or without hiding them in food.
Comparing Results from Mixed-Breed DNA Tests
I recently received the results of my dog Boone’s mixed-breed DNA test from Darwin’s Ark, a nonprofit scientific research organization (which I previously wrote...
Is Bone Broth Good for Dogs?
Yes, it is! Here’s how to make this nutritious superfood for your dog.
Best Foods for Dogs with Diarrhea
The best food for your dog with loose stools is food that is bland and high in fiber.
Your Kindness Is So Appreciated
As one could predict, I was a bit of a mess last week. Making the euthanasia appointment for my beloved Otto, and being with...
Lyme Disease in Dogs
Lyme disease is becoming more prevalent in certain parts of the country with each passing year. Learn more about Lyme disease symptoms, treatment, and prevention in our dogs.
Puppies and Kids: How to Set Up for Success
When puppies jump and bite, children often cry and run . . . which makes puppies jump and bite! Here are eight keys to stopping the cycle and teaching pups and kids to get along.
Choosing The Right Dog Chew For Your Dog
Beef hides and hooves, pig ears and snouts Do you know which of these animal products are good for your dog, and which are dangerous? Walk down the right aisle in any pet supply store and you can't miss them: row upon row, bin upon bin of preserved and processed animal parts, all intended for your dog's chewing pleasure. First, there are the rawhide products perhaps the least visually objectionable stuff on display. Most pet stores carry many varieties of rawhide chews, including flat discs, round rolls, twisted and braided chews, and fanciful items such as rawhide footballs and food bowls.