Should I Brush My Dog's Teeth? In dogs, the most commonly diagnosed disease is dental disease. Just like humans, dogs need their teeth brushed daily. Brushing reduces the amount of bacteria in the mouth that can cause plaque and tartar buildup. Plaque is a thin layer of...
As our pets age, we may notice behavior that causes concern, such as chattering teeth, rubbing their face on the ground, and/or decreased appetite. These may be signs your pet needs to visit their vet. Why do my dog's teeth chatter? There are many reasons a dog's...
Having a new puppy is exciting and fun! Your new companion adds energy, reduces stress, and comes with a lot of added responsibility including, but not limited to, dental care. Signs of a teething puppy? There are some common signs when puppies are teething, but it's important...
The presence of ticks and fleas on your pet can result in excessive scratching, hair loss, and irritated skin. Below, we will explore the clinical signs of flea allergies in dogs and some essential steps to identify and treat them effectively. Flea-Related Skin Allergies Dogs can be...
When dogs experience skin irritations, adverse reactions, and discomfort after encountering something, we call it a contact allergy. Recognizing the clinical signs, causes, and treatments of contact allergies can help you quickly respond to the needs of your pet and prevent further discomfort. Understanding Contact Allergies...
Like humans, dogs can suffer from food allergies. There are common signs that point to food allergies in dogs. Understanding what to look for and how to treat these allergies will help you have a healthier and happier pet. Common Signs of Food Allergies in Dogs Food...
Halloween can be fun to decorate your home, dress up your pet, and entertain trick-or-treaters. However, it comes with a few spooky dangers for your pets. Here are some things to look out for when celebrating Halloween with your furry, slimy, or scally Boo. Keep...