Deaf dogs are more common than you think—they make up approximately 5-10% of the pet population. Hearing loss can be congenital (they are born with it) or acquired. Acquired hearing loss can come from injury, drug reactions, or age-related loss. Congenital hearing loss is… Read More

By Dr. Sophia Catalano Whether you’re a new pet parent or an experienced one, you may wonder if it’s safe and/or healthy to give your dog peanut butter. Many peanut butters are, indeed, safe for most healthy dogs. Peanut butter is commonly used when giving medications, but… Read More

Is one human year equal to seven “dog years” when it comes to a dog’s age? Recent studies have shown that this isn’t exactly true. We all want our dogs to live forever, and we want to know how our dog’s age relates to human years. So what are dog years, and how do you… Read More

Foxtail plants are a weed-type grass that can cause serious problems for dogs. Flourishing in the summer months, these annoying weeds are designed to burrow, which can lead to pain, infection, and sometimes more serious issues. They can attach to your dog’s coat and burrow… Read More

Keeping your dog’s nails trimmed prevents them from dealing with unnecessary pain. Cutting or filing your dog’s nails regularly should be a routine part of dog grooming, but for many dogs, having their nails clipped can be extremely stressful. Here’s a guide for dog nail… Read More

Dog vaccinations are critical to ensure the health and longevity of young puppies as they grow into adult dogs and become seniors. They are the safest and most cost-effective way to protect your dog from infectious preventable diseases. The science behind canine… Read More