Dogs are considered to have a fever when their body temperature exceeds the normal range of 99.5 - 102.5 F. Any temperature between 102.5 and 103 F falls under the category of low-grade fever and c … read more

My dog was fine yesterday, but now he's frequently running outside and has loose, watery stools. These are signs of diarrhea, an all too common problem many owners deal with in their dogs. So, what … read more

Quality and Safety: A Priority at Volhard Dog Nutrition Dog food recalls are very scary because tainted dog food can put your dog’s health at risk. We all followed the Science Diet vitamin D cr … read more

Megaesophagus or esophageal dilation is a condition that impedes food from properly traveling from the mouth to the stomach. The esophagus (i.e., the tube linking the oral cavity with the stomach) … read more

Are you planning to take your furry friend on a trip to the beach? You should pack some extra sunscreen. Overexposure to the sun's UVA/UVB rays doesn't concern only us humans. On the contrary, dogs … read more