You may be okay with this lifestyle, but a dog trainer warns it’s no good for your pup.
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The Dirty Truth: Is It Actually Unsafe to Let Dogs Roll Around in Mud?
How to keep your pup safe from harmful bacteria.
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Want to ace everyday pet wellness? Get tips on vet checks, vaccine schedules, preventative care, DIY remedies, and more.
How to keep your pup safe from harmful bacteria.
In human years, that’s more than 100.
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The medical stuff is stressful. Get expertise on common (and not-so-common) health issues, from causes and symptoms to the latest treatments for pets.
Is this the future of pet health care?
We asked the experts if dogs can really detect cancer—and whether untrained pups can do it, too.
They are adorable little neat freaks.
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Casual scratch? Weird paw lick? Seasonal allergies? Fleas? We’ll help you decipher all the pet skin issues.
Fleas sound like villains of a horror movie, and that’s honestly not that far off.
And how to take the confusion out of which ones to use.
The best paw balms, based on veterinarian recommendations.
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Pet grooming? Not always glamorous. Get DIY nail-clipping tutorials, bath-time tricks, and celeb groomer tips to keep your pet looking (and feeling) good.
Cutting your pup’s nails is no walk in the park, but unfortunately it has to be done.
Even the best pet parent can accidentally draw blood while nail-cutting.
And how to take the confusion out of which ones to use.
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Get tips on pet-proofing your digs, keeping them warm (or cool) through the seasons, and avoiding all the toxic stuff…like toys, plants, and everything else they try to eat.
You may be okay with this lifestyle, but a dog trainer warns it’s no good for your pup.
How to keep your pup safe from harmful bacteria.
His pet parent says the food had been expired for two months, but it was still on shelves.
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Check out the latest alternative pet care treatments, like massage techniques, herbal remedies, and other not-so-traditional therapies.
In fact, it chills them out.
Follow these tips to get treatments covered by your plan.
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Learn who to call for pet emergencies, how to know when a pet injury is an emergency, and other urgent care advice to help in a pinch.
Officials are urging residents to monitor their pets for signs of illness.
Part of being a great pet parent is preparing for your pup’s medical future. Here’s where to get started.
A vet explains why the weather isn’t always to blame.
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Wonder how often you really need to brush your pet’s teeth? Here's everything you need to know about caring for their pearly whites.
Because your favorite chair is not a chew toy.
Vets explain how fish-flavored toothpastes and nifty finger brushes can prevent more than “tooth fur.”
And other tips to make sure your dog’s teeth are as healthy as possible.