Bloat, also known as gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), is a life-threatening condition in dogs where the stomach fills with gas and can twist on itself. This twisting cuts off the blood supply and can be fatal within hours without immediate veterinary care.

30% increase in lost pets happen around 4th of July due to fireworks. Here’s 10 ways to prepare for this occurance.

Littermate Syndrome is not a formal medical diagnosis but rather a term used by dog trainers, breeders, and owners to describe a set of behavioral issues that can arise when two puppies, often from the same litter, are raised together in the same home. The core issue is the development of an overly intense bond between the siblings, which can hinder their ability to form healthy relationships with their humans and develop as independent, well-adjusted individuals.

For Pet Hydration Month, ensure your pets have constant access to fresh water, offer multiple bowls, and consider a water fountain. You can also add water to their food, offer hydrating treats like ice cubes, and limit outdoor time on hot days. Monitoring water intake and seeking veterinary advice if you notice changes is also crucial. 

1 in 3 dogs will go missing in their lifetime. Reasons you should microchip your dog are: Increase chance of reunification, you have a Permanent identification and it’s Quick and painless procedure

Fostering a dog offers numerous benefits for both the animal and the foster family. For the dog, it provides a safe, loving environment, better socialization, and a higher chance of adoption. For the foster family, it offers companionship, a chance to learn about dog behavior, and the satisfaction of making a difference in a dog's life. 

Viral papillomas are benign growths typically found around a dog’s mouth. They are most frequently observed in dogs under the age of two, a time when their immune systems are still maturing. However, these warts aren’t limited to the younger crowd; older dogs can also develop them, particularly if their immune defenses are weakened.

Ticks are sneaky little critters that can latch onto your dog when they brush against tall grass or shrubs. They can even be active in winter if temperatures rise above 32°F (0°C)! 

Canine infectious tracheobronchitis, better known as kennel cough, is a common illness (like the cold for us) that can affect dogs, especially those that socialize with other pups, like at parks or daycare.

Ensuring your dog stays healthy and happy is a top priority for any pet owner. One of the best ways to achieve this is through regular exercise. Not only does exercise help maintain your dog's physical health, but it also provides mental stimulation and prevents behavioral issues. Here are some essential exercises to keep your dog healthy and thriving.