- 5 ways to keep your dog healthy this spring
Protect your dog from fleas and ticks to over exertion on your first hike in the new year.
- 7 dog symptoms you should not ignore
In these tough economic times, pet owners are looking for ways to save money on their pets....
- A guide to canine arthritis
If you're looking for answers about canine arthritis, start with the our Guide to Canine Arthritis
- Banfield releases 2012 State of Pet Health Report
The second annual State of Pet Health 2012 Report is now available online from BARK.
- CPR for dogs
Learn the 3 steps to administering canine cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).
- Canine influenza: The dog flu
The H3N8 equine influenza virus has been recognized in horses for more than 40 years. About five...
- Cold weather dog care
The cold weather of winter can be as hard on our dogs as it is on us. Sometimes we forget that...
- Cushing's disease - a quality of life issue
While Cushing's disease usually effects older dogs, younger dogs can suffer from the condition too
- Diarrhea
Diarrhea is the passing of loose or liquid stool, more often than normal. The cause could be...
- Diseases shared by humans and pets
Many people forget that we share more than our homes with our furry friends. Most of the medical...
- Do pets feel grief over the loss of a loved one?
This article courtesy of petinsurance-101.com. Its a documented fact that pets experience grief...
- Dog Euthanasia
What is euthanasia? Will it hurt my dog? Can I be present? Let us help make your experience
- Dog diet tips
Your dog is looking at you with those big brown eyes. Your heart melts, and you reach for a treat....
- Dogs, cats, and H1N1
Until recently, the H1N1 virus was thought primarily to affect people. Well, and pigs, of course....
- ER: when is it necessary to bring in your dog or cat?
This article courtesy of Justine Lee, DVM, PetMD.com. Ah, cats. We love em, but less so at 2 a.m....
- Eukanuba 28 Day Challenge
DogTime takes the Eukanuba 28-Day Challenge Eukanuba recently launched their 28-Day Challenge to...
- Finding the right veterinarian
Finding the right veterinarian is an important step. Learn what to look for and where to find them
- First aid for choking dogs
Learn how to recognize the signs of a choking dog and how to administer first aid.
- First aid for pets
by Ines de Pablo, guest blogger for FIDO Friendly MagazineIt is easy to recognize that humans need...
- From pound puppy to powder hound
by Carol Bryant of FIDO Friendly Magazine "There's no sense in throwing a life away." When Zane...
- Garden chemicals and pets: How to keep your dog safe
Ah, summer: The season to don those ever-fashionable hats and gloves and head outside for some...
- Guide to canine hip dysplasia
Learn the dog breeds that are prone to hip dysplasia as well as available treatment options.
- Helping your pet age well: Q & A with Dr. Carol Osborne
Moderator: HOSTED EVENT ALERT: Welcome to this Wednesday's PetChat hosted event with Dr. Carol...
- Hey, I'm not the problem!
I am fostering an overweight Bulldog from a local rescue group and everyone's got advice for me.
- How to prevent accidental poisonings
Be pro-active and dog-proof your home by moving poisonous items out of paw and muzzle reach.
- How to save money on vet bills
If you've taken a trip to the veterinarian lately you must have realized that medical care for...
- IMHA (Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia) and integrative veterinary medicine
When my dog, Cardiff, first got sick, I didn't anticipate that he was afflicted with one of the...
- Keep your dog safe in the summer heat
Whether you see summer as a time to have fun in the sun or take a nap in the shade, it's important...
- Keeping Fido fit
Regulating your dog's weight is important. Recent studies show that 30 to 40 percent of pets in...
- Keeping pets safe in a disaster
The southern California wildfires of 2007 forced the country's second mass evacuation in two...
- Keeping your dog cool
Important things to keep in mind regarding your dog and summer temperatures.
- Keeping your dog hydrated
You spend hours comparing dog food brands, and making sure you buy safe toys for your pup, but...
- Keeping your dog warm
Follow our cold weather tips for dogs and you'll both enjoy a fun-filled winter.
- Managing your dog's pain
Learn how to tell when your dog is in pain and about the many pain treatment options.
- Medical Emergency: How to control bleeding
Learn different ways to control your dog's bleeding long enough to get her to the veterinarian.
- Meet the top five American dog breeds ... and nineteen of their diseases
This editorial courtesy of Dr. Patty Khuly, PetMD.com. At the risk of sounding like one of those...
- New study finds pet obesity increasing
In the US, over 44% of dogs and 57% of cats are now estimated to be overweight or obese according...
- Nutritional Supplements for Dogs
We all want our dogs to be as healthy and long-lived as possible, so it makes perfect sense to...
- Parvovirus primer
Parvovirus is a deadly threat to an unvaccinated dog. It is so infectious that anyone or anything...
- Poison-proof your home
Learn which household items are the most dangerous to your pets and how to poison-proof your home.
- Preventing heat stroke in dogs
Heat stroke occurs when your pet's internal temperature becomes dangerously high, generally about...
- Rabies
Rabies is deadly and highly contagious but thanks to the rabies vaccine, an uncommon affliction.
- Recognizing and treating dog cataracts
Learn how to recognize the symptoms of dog cataracts and what treatments are available.
- Rethinking pet insurance
If you're reading this story you've probably got an older dog. And if you've got an older dog you...
- Separation Anxiety in Dogs
Does your pup go into panic mode whenever you leave the house? She may be suffering from
- Shaking Dog Syndrome
This article courtesy of Pet Insurance 101. Shaking Dog Syndrome is a generalized shaking...
- Take a peek at your pet’s eyes
Eye injuries are one of the most serious conditions seen by veterinarians. Because pets often...
- The importance of vaccinations
Vaccinations have become commonplace for dogs today, as they can effectively prevent potentially...
- Treating dog constipation
If your dog hasn't had a bowel movement in a while, it may be a sign of constipation.
- Treating internal parasites
Checking your dog regularly for intestinal parasites is one of the less enticing aspects of dog ownership,...
- Treating shock after an injury
Shock is a life-threatening medical condition wherein the dog's body has an inadequate flow of blood...
- Treating skin problems
Dogs have many problems that affect their skin, the largest organ of the body. The skin serves as...
- What to do if your dog's been poisoned
How to respond if your dog's poisonedFirst of all, don't panic. It's important to act quickly, but...
- What's worrying the modern dog?
The psychological unraveling of Monty, an eight-year-old McNab mix, began with a trip out of...
- Why Do Dogs Eat Grass?
This article courtesy of PetMD.com. Dogs love to munch away on grass, and some even make it part...
- Your dog's mental and physical fitness
Dogs require mental and physical stimulation and here's how to achieve both.
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