The canine paws represent an essential body part for your dog. Although a simple skin layer, either pink or black, covered with fatty tissue, the paw pads endow your dog with the ability to move … read more

Regardless of appearance, weight, personality, and breed, one thing always comes to mind when we think of our canine friends, and that is an undying love for food. Whether it's their regular meals or … read more

Thanksgiving isn't nicknamed "Turkey Day" for no reason. The deliciously seasoned meat is the centerpiece of most American households. So, with Thanksgiving approaching fast, you may be wondering i … read more

Allergies and autoimmune diseases are increasing rapidly among our beloved dogs. There are at least three related theories to explain this. #1: The “Hygiene Hypothesis” The "hygiene hypothesis … read more

We frequently ignore the spleen and its significant function within both human and canine anatomy. Even though we tend to overlook its significance, the spleen helps to filter our blood, fight germ … read more