October 2025

Imagine this: The morning light hits your dog’s fur as they leap off the couch, stretch, and shake. They look towards you, wagging their tail happily. Their eyes are bright, their body is strong, and for a moment, you sit there thinking, this is what vibrant health looks like. This is what we all want […]

As a veterinarian who’s spent over three decades helping dogs and their people avoid the overuse of pharmaceuticals, I often find the most profound truths in unexpected places. Let me start this article not in a clinic exam room, but in the glow of a concert hall, because health—especially when it comes to healing and

Is your dog becoming a couch potato, getting irritated easily or facing difficulty in walking or running? Well, they might be suffering from arthritis. Yes, as dogs age, their joints become weak due to multiple reasons, leading to mobility problems and interfering with everyday activities. Continue reading to unfold everything about arthritis in dogs, ranging

Are tomatoes toxic to dogs: A misunderstanding in canine nutrition There are numerous myths surrounding what the canine diet should or should not include, which is why finding the answer to ‘can dogs eat tomatoes?’ is not as easy as you’d expect. In the realm of veterinary medicine, many recommendations appear to be handed down through generations

Heartworm is not something that most pet parents think about every day, but it’s one of the biggest health threats that our furry companions face. Mosquitoes spread the parasite, and it does not take much to transmit. A single bite is enough. What starts out being invisible can turn into a serious condition that damages

Every dog lover asks the question at some point: am I doing enough to keep my dog healthy? Well, what if each of the small daily choices you make today — about food, supplements, exercise, play, and overall care—directly shape the way your dog ages? Would you capture it or just let it slip? This

Dog breathing fast while resting typically signals a problem when rates exceed 35 breaths per minute. Normal resting dogs breathe 15-30 times per minute. After evaluating hundreds of respiratory cases, veterinarians confirm that persistent rapid breathing during rest often indicates heart disease, respiratory infections, or heat-related stress requiring immediate evaluation. Blue gums, labored breathing, or

Canine Kidney Support If you have been living with a pet suffering from kidney disease or hope to prevent kidney problems in your dog in the future, the following article is definitely for you because kidney problems are one of the most common conditions diagnosed in cats and dogs. Why Does Kidney Disease Happen in Dogs? A

dogsLandlords cannot legally deny emotional support animals in most cases under the Fair Housing Act, even in no-pet buildings. However, they can refuse requests when documentation is insufficient, the animal poses genuine safety threats, would cause substantial property damage, or creates undue financial burden. Understanding emotional support animal rights and proper documentation ensures legal protection