The Tellington TTouch (not a typo) method focuses on healing, positive animal training, and communication. In particular, this method helps people relate to animals compassionately to help develop a deeper connection. The method was developed by Linda Tellington-Jones, Ph.D. (Hon) four decades ago. Since inception, the Tellington TTouch method has helped rehabilitate wildlife, zoo animals,… Read More

Dogs misbehave in all sorts of ways, like chewing on furniture, barking incessantly, or being aggressive toward strangers. These behaviors can not only frustrate pet parents but also jeopardize the health of the dog and the humans with whom it comes into contact. As a last resort, a frustrated pet parent may take their misbehaving… Read More

Since the era of antibiotic usage began in the 1940s (approximately a decade after Sir Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin), antibiotics have transformed the practice of both human and veterinary medicine. They have allowed physicians and veterinarians to combat bacterial infections and save countless lives in the process. However, it wasn’t long before bacteria started developing… Read More

Quick answer: no, do not give your dog acetaminophen. Acetaminophen, more commonly referred to as Tylenol and sometimes called paracetamol, is a medicine many people use to treat aches and pains both mild and moderate in nature. When someone experiences menstrual cramps, arthritis discomfort, muscle sprains, fevers, or headaches, their doctor might point them to… Read More

At first glance, the topic of this article may sound pretty gross to you. The idea of transplanting dog poop into anything but the trash likely conjures up some less-than-appealing images in your mind. In reality, fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) is a very beneficial procedure for treating gastrointestinal disease. FMT has not been extensively researched… Read More

Quick answer: no, do not give your dog aspirin. Aspirin, also referred to as acetylsalicylic acid (ASA), is a medicine frequently used to treat inflammation, aches, and pains. When humans experience a toothache or headache, this over-the-counter pharmaceutical is considered indispensable. In some cases, it’s also used to reduce the severity of a fever. Can… Read More

Quick answer: no, do not give your dog naproxen (brand name Aleve). Aleve (known generically as naproxen) is a medicine utilized to help with inflammation and pain. Occasionally referred to as a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), countless people suffering from menstrual pain, headaches, sore throats, or sore joints swear that Aleve reduces or eliminates the… Read More

If you’ve ever struggled with not knowing when you should take your dog to the vet, you’re not alone. It’s a frequently searched topic, and many times the answer isn’t exactly clear-cut. Nobody wants to “jump the gun” and spend lots of money on an unnecessary visit, but you also don’t want to misjudge the… Read More