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Anxiety in dogs is more common than you might think. Signals that indicate your pup could be anxious can be difficult to detect, but once you know what to look for, you may find them to be pretty obvious. In honor of Dog Anxiety Week, which runs from May 3 to 9 this...

Despite incredible advancements in veterinary medicine, veterinary professionals are seeing more cancer in pets than ever before, which might be due in part to our furry companions’ longer lives. Overall, the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) estimates...

Like most dog owners, you want to do everything possible to keep your furry friend happy and healthy. One of the most important ways to do that is by protecting their joints. A good joint supplement will help reduce inflammation and pain, keeping your dog playful for...

Your furry pal is surrounded by hazards every day. Sometimes, these hazards can cause a life-threatening or fatal condition if not treated quickly enough, which is where pet first aid comes into play. In honor of National Pet First Aid Awareness Month, learn which...

In recent years, there has been a lot of talk about the benefits of Platelet Rich Plasma therapy, or PRP therapy. This treatment has been used for everything from helping people recover from injuries to reducing wrinkles. And now, it's being used to help our pets. PRP...

As a pet owner, you may be wondering if CBD is right for your pet. CBD has become increasingly popular among humans for its potential health benefits, but what about pets? Read on to learn more about CBD and whether it could be beneficial for your pet.  The cannabis...

Lower Your Pet’s Stress by Giving Them a Recovery Space If your pet is not already crate trained and has an upcoming surgery, you might want to consider getting them familiarized with the concept of being in a crate. Although dog owners may feel guilty about crate...

Physical rehabilitation is becoming a common place therapy in veterinary medicine. Several benefits have been proven and continue to be elucidated. Physical rehabilitation is becoming a common place therapy in veterinary medicine. Several benefits have been proven and...

At birth most hips are normal. The femoral head and neck are cartilaginous and begin forming bone by endochondral ossification. At birth most hips are normal. The femoral head and neck are cartilaginous and begin forming bone by endochondral ossification. Joint...

At birth the hips are normal. The femoral head and neck are cartilaginous and begin forming bone by endochondral ossification. At birth the hips are normal. The femoral head and neck are cartilaginous and begin forming bone by endochondral ossification. Joint...