Did you know that "allergy season" for dogs can stretch all the way to autumn? Find out how it help your itchy, sneezy dog ...

Learn more about dog skin allergy signs so you can see a veterinarian for an accurate diagnosis and help your pet feel better ...

Dog dermatologists see a wide range of skin problems in dogs. Learn more about the issues they treat — and signs it is time ...

You may feed your dog or cat a pet food that contains chicken, beef or salmon…some diets even feature exotic novel proteins like wild boar or kangaroo. But would you feed your dog or cat fly larvae, ...

Sometimes, when a dog is itchy, it seems all-consuming. Instead of snuggling or playing, he is preoccupied with scratching at his ears or back, biting his paws, and rubbing against anything in sight.

Your dog is itchy, and you’re looking for solutions. Allergies and atopic dermatitis are among the most common health conditions veterinarians treat. Apoquel is a great option for many dogs with ...

If your dog keeps rubbing their face on things—the carpet, grass, furniture, or even you—pay close attention. Dog face rubbing can be a sign of an underlying issue that requires treatment. So why do ...

Pets thrive on routine—they like to eat, go for walks, and play on a set schedule. Of course, human schedules aren’t always consistent. Maybe you’ve been working from home for a while but you recently ...

What if you never brushed your teeth or went to the dentist? Can you imagine the degree of dental decay or infection and oral pain you would experience, not to mention the smell? A healthy mouth is ...

If you’re like many people, you know fiber is important for a healthy digestive tract and overall wellness. It helps keep you regular, controls blood pressure, and can even regulate blood sugar levels ...

Normally, there’s nothing better than gazing into your dog’s eyes and seeing the love reflected there. But if your dog’s eyes are swollen and red, it’s important to take notice. These are signs that ...

The holiday season is a time filled with food, family, friends — and lots of possible holiday hazards for pets. “It’s a busy time and pets may be confused or excited by what is going on and we may be ...