Rescue dogs often come with a history and information about their needs. Here are some essential questions you should ask when adopting a dog from a rescue.

Making sure your fence is secure is critical to your dog's safety. Here are some things to evaluate to keep your dog in!

Knowing how to do CPR on your dog is knowledge you’ll hopefully never need. However, if the moment comes, it's good to be prepared.

Doing these quick, hands-on dog health checks at home may help you catch small issues before they become big (and expensive) problems.

Adopting a dog that is being rehomed by their current family can help keep a dog out of the shelter. Just make sure to ask thoughtful questions and be mindful of potential red flags to increase the chances of finding a great match.

Here’s why dogs choke, what to watch for, how to help, and how to prevent it from happening again.

Dogs who are obese or overweight are at risk of serious health concerns. Here's what you need to know.

Helping an underweight dog gain weight safely takes a mix of good nutrition, consistency, and sometimes a little veterinary support. Here's what you need to know

When it comes to anesthesia-free dentals and veterinary dental cleanings, which is best for your dog? We break down what you should know!

Do you think your dog may have kennel cough? Don't worry! Here's what you need to know.

Worried your dog may have Giardia? We have the scoop to help you get your pup on the road to recovery!

If your dog has worms, don't worry! They can be treated and should make a full recovery. Here's what you need to know.

Whether you're dealing with a current flea infestation or just trying to prevent one, this guide breaks down what you need to know.

Decompression is something any dog who is entering a new home needs. Here's how to help your dog through the process.

Understanding how ticks operate, what dangers they pose, and how to prevent them is key to keeping your pup healthy. Here’s what you need to know.

When you bring home a new dog, less love at the start is actually better. Here's why!

One of the most responsible things you can do when bringing home a new dog is have a plan in place for them if something happens to you.

Here’s what causes ear infections in dogs, how to recognize the signs, treatment options, and what you can do to prevent them from coming back.

Parvo is terrifying, but it's not unbeatable. Understanding how it spreads, spotting symptoms early, and keeping your dog current on their vaccines makes a difference.

Before you bring your new dog home, make sure you have these folks on speed dial!