The canine paws represent an essential body part for your dog. Although a simple skin layer, either pink or black, covered with fatty tissue, the paw pads endow your dog with the ability to move … read more

Woodland explorations can be both beneficial and detrimental to our dogs. Canines use their powerful sense of smell to explore the outside world, but at times, potentially harmful plants and creatures … read more

Marrow is a fat-rich material located in the central cavity of bones. It contains iron and natural antioxidants, which are beneficial to dogs (and anyone else that chooses to snack on it). Howeve … read more

We frequently ignore the spleen and its significant function within both human and canine anatomy. Even though we tend to overlook its significance, the spleen helps to filter our blood, fight germ … read more

Anal sac disease is widespread in dogs, eventually manifesting in upwards of 12% of all canines. The sacs frequently become impacted (plugged), usually due to inflammation of the anal ducts. As a resu … read more