Anal gland issues affect approximately one in ten dogs and can cause discomfort. Common signs of anal gland problems include scooting, persistent odors, and excessive licking of the rear end.

As dogs grow older, the changes are not always physical. Many owners expect slower walks or extra naps, yet aging can affect ...

Dog scooting or licking can mean anal gland issues. Learn what it means and discover vet‑developed daily support designed to ...

(BPT) - There's a chill in the air, the calendar flips to the colder months and suddenly you might be feeling joint pain. The cold air can mean stiff joints and reduced mobility for many — including ...

People often think play is a simple way to burn off a dog’s extra energy. A quick game of fetch in the yard or tug-of-war in the living room is more than just fun. One of the most important things we ...

Healing clay powder has been used in medicine since ancient times to alleviate various ailments. This natural supplement is also particularly suitable for our dogs to support their bodies. Our PETBOOK ...

A canine health startup called Loyal has now raised more than $250 million to develop drugs that could help dogs—and perhaps one day humans—live longer, healthier lives. The company on February 11 ...

Furosemide is a generic drug that vets prescribe to treat dogs with heart conditions and other conditions involving fluid buildup in the body. It’s also known by the brand names Salix and Disal.