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Bugs and pests are not just a nuisance to us. They are also a potential health risk for our four-legged family members. But which pests should you be worried about, and how do you know what you’re dealing with? Here, we discuss the most common pests found in and around your home that could be harmful to your furry friends.

Boredom can lead a dog to become destructive, biting furniture or barking incessantly instead of playing or staying calm. To keep your pup happy and occupied during your absence, here are ten proven ways to entertain your dog while you're away.

The role of veterinarians in a community goes far beyond treating canine diseases; it includes providing essential dog care to promote healthy canine breeds. In this article, we will discuss the importance of veterinary care in more detail.

While essential oils are a staple in many households for their therapeutic benefits, the truth is they may pose serious risks to our beloved canine companions. Let's explore the lesser-known dangers lurking in those aromatic bottles and learn how they can impact your dog's health and well-being!

Responsible dog owners take a proactive approach to training and socializing their dogs when they are puppies. This helps puppies be more adaptable to multiple different situations and people they may encounter as they grow. Yet, if you get a dog later in its life who may not have been properly socialized, learning to recognize the triggers of possible aggression and addressing them right away is key to helping a dog best and giving them a better quality of life.