Debunking the Myth Behind a Clean Dog's Mouth The myth that a dog’s mouth is cleaner than a human’s has been around for ages. In reality, both humans and dogs have bacteria in their mouths, but the types of bacteria and their effects are generally pretty different....

The Problem with Antibiotic Resistance Antibiotic resistance happens when bacteria adapt and as a result, antibiotics become ineffective. This is a huge concern because it makes infections harder to treat. This is what can create 'superbugs' and lead to longer...

What Are Ticks and Why Do Ticks Love Dogs so Much? Ticks are tiny, parasitic creatures that attach themselves to animals to feed on their blood. They often lurk in wooded areas, tall grasses, and shrubs. Dogs are especially susceptible to tick bites because the ticks...

Importance of Indoor Games for Dogs During Poor Weather When dogs are bored, they often resort to destructive behaviors like chewing furniture, barking excessively, or digging. The problem is that keeping them mentally and physically stimulated can be hard when it's...

What is Canine Hydrotherapy? Canine hydrotherapy involves exercises in water to treat different conditions. It's actually more than taking your dog for a swim. With hydrotherapy, the buoyancy of water supports your dog’s body. This reduces the stress on their joints...

Understanding Heatstroke in Dogs Heatstroke is a severe and potentially fatal condition that occurs when your dog's body temperature goes over 104°F (40°C). Unlike humans, dogs can’t sweat to cool down, so they rely on panting to regulate their body temperature. When...

Debunking the Myth Behind a Clean Dog's Mouth The myth that a dog’s mouth is cleaner than a human’s has been around for ages. In reality, both humans and dogs have bacteria in their mouths, but the types of bacteria and their effects are generally pretty different....

The Problem with Antibiotic Resistance Antibiotic resistance happens when bacteria adapt and as a result, antibiotics become ineffective. This is a huge concern because it makes infections harder to treat. This is what can create 'superbugs' and lead to longer...

What Are Ticks and Why Do Ticks Love Dogs so Much? Ticks are tiny, parasitic creatures that attach themselves to animals to feed on their blood. They often lurk in wooded areas, tall grasses, and shrubs. Dogs are especially susceptible to tick bites because the ticks...

Importance of Indoor Games for Dogs During Poor Weather When dogs are bored, they often resort to destructive behaviors like chewing furniture, barking excessively, or digging. The problem is that keeping them mentally and physically stimulated can be hard when it's...

What is Canine Hydrotherapy? Canine hydrotherapy involves exercises in water to treat different conditions. It's actually more than taking your dog for a swim. With hydrotherapy, the buoyancy of water supports your dog’s body. This reduces the stress on their joints...

Understanding Heatstroke in Dogs Heatstroke is a severe and potentially fatal condition that occurs when your dog's body temperature goes over 104°F (40°C). Unlike humans, dogs can’t sweat to cool down, so they rely on panting to regulate their body temperature. When...