”Oh no! I missed my dog’s heartworm preventative dose!” Many pet parents have felt this sense of panic at one point or another. Despite their best intentions, even the most attentive and diligent pet parent can occasionally forget to give their dog their monthly heartworm preventative. If this has happened to you, realize that you… Read More

Quick answer: No, do not give your dog ibuprofen. Advil, also known as ibuprofen, is a drug used to help people deal with inflammation and a variety of painful conditions. Those suffering from pain or fevers tend to reach for Advil in their times of need. But can you give it to your dog? No…. Read More

It’s 2 a.m. and you’ve just heard one of the most awful sounds (and smells) in the world: your doggo getting sick at the foot of your bed. Just like humans, some pups have stomachs that are super sensitive, and even the smallest thing can cause them to have diarrhea or vomiting episodes. If you’ve… Read More

As long as a vet approves of their use, supplements like CBD can help alleviate symptoms of many health issues in our canine companions. Thanks to the increase in availability of non-intoxicating cannabidiol products, people are investing in CBD for both themselves and their dogs. Like us, dogs have a system (called “endocannabinoid”) that makes… Read More

Probiotics have been in human health news for a while now, but have you considered them for your dog or cat? We consulted our friends at NomNomNow, a fresh pet food company, to find out the details on this “good” bacteria and how it can help our pets. You can find their original article here…. Read More

If your dog is prone to picking up random objects on walks, chances are she will come across a dead animal and want to pick it up. When it comes to gross-and-also-potentially-dangerous behaviors, eating dead things has to be near the top of the list. Here’s what you need to do if your dog eats… Read More

Also known as “dog flu,” canine influenza is a contagious respiratory disease that can be found all over the United States. This disease is caused by type-A influenza virus that is currently present in two strains: one is H3N8 virus and the other is an H3N2 virus. The CDC reports that “canine influenza A(H3N2) viruses… Read More

As the temperatures drop this holiday season, give your pet a little extra warmth with these winter pet tips. Fend Off Frostbite Prolonged exposure to the bitter wind and snow can cause frostbite, which occurs when part of the body freezes. Sensitive areas unprotected by fur are the most vulnerable to frostbite in pets. Depending… Read More