Have you seen dogs dressed up for Halloween, or even just a day out on the town, and smiled at the absurdity? You may have thought to yourself, “I’m glad my dog doesn’t look that silly.” Well, it might be time to rethink your position on dressing your pet.

Even though your pet probably already wears a fur coat, she might appreciate an extra layer of protection from winter’s bitter cold. She might even like one during fall’s increasingly chilly weather. And if she’s a hairless pet, she’ll definitely need you to provide her with some warm clothing!
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Cancer in dogs can occur in many body systems, and can be localized or wide spread. Cancers are usually related to age and body system, rather than an environmental exposure. Treatments and prognosis depend on the type of cancer, how it has spread, the overall health and age of the dog, and the availability of specialized veterinary oncology. This article will look at what to expect once cancer is suspected, and a diagnosis has been made.
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It’s fall! Colder weather is slowly creeping up on us. Leaves will be changing color and then dropping before we know it. That’s the signal that it’s time to start getting our homes, gardens, and vehicles ready for winter. However, those aren’t the only things that need some attention before it gets chilly. We also need to prepare our pets for the change in seasons.
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Dog owners go to great lengths to protect and care for their pets. Routine check-ups, vaccinations, safety products, and healthy food are just some of the ways in which we provide excellent care for our furry friends. Unfortunately, there are many everyday items in our homes that can cause illness or injury to our beloved pups. Keep reading to learn about some of the most common household dangers: foods and items which can lead to an emergency situation if your dog gets a hold of them.
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