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Is it worth it to be proactive in your vet care? If your answer is no, then you may want to stop reading this article. If you say yes, then can you be proactive with your vet care? If you can, will

A Dog Owner's Guide to Gas Every dog parent knows the sound, or the unfortunate smell, of a gassy pup. While the occasional toot is perfectly normal, frequent or especially smelly gas can leave many o

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). However, yo

Think your daily dog walk is enough to keep your pup fit and healthy? Think again! A quick stroll down the street just to potty may check a box, but it’s far from meeting your dog’s full physical

The temptation of sharing human food with our furry friends — especially when they put on the irresistible puppy eye look — is sometimes hard to ignore. You might be walking around the house with a

When it comes to your dog’s health, you want answers—especially when something feels off. While blood tests are an everyday go-to for diagnosing issues, they often provide only a snapshot of your dog’

Reverse sneezing, or paroxysmal respiration, is a fairly common condition among dogs. Parents associate it with the scary image of their dogs making a snorting sound as if inhaling their own sneeze

You’ve reduced the amount you feed your dog, switched them to kibble for obese dogs, and maybe even tried weight-loss pills or natural supplements. You feel like you’ve tried everything, but nothing

Butter is a common ingredient in many kitchens, so it's no surprise that many dog owners wonder whether it's safe to share with their pet.  You may have heard that butter is unhealthy for dogs, while

Have you ever noticed how sometimes the go-to medicines don't quite do the trick for our four-legged pals any longer? Why do antibiotics sometimes lose their effectiveness in keeping our pets hea

As dogs enter their senior years, their nutritional needs begin to shift. Joints require more support, digestion becomes more delicate, inflammation becomes harder to ignore, and maintaining muscle ma

Dogs are naturally active, curious, and eager! Whether they're chasing a ball in the park or navigating an agility course, healthy movement plays an important role in their quality of life. A dog chir