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Are your dog’s allergy treatments only scratching the surface? We’ve got the seasonal allergy tips you’re itching to know about.

When dogs become part of the family, we treat them more like human family members than canines. We may speak to dogs like children, and we may even dress them in embarrassingly adorable Christmas sweaters for family photographs, but when it comes to food, we can't afford to treat dogs like people.

New research suggests that a low-carb, high-protein diet may promote a healthier metabolism in dogs.

Although it may be frightening to learn that your dog has diabetes, early diagnosis can give you more options when it comes to treating the disease. Here are seven signs to look out for if you think your dog may be diabetic.

As our pets become more sophisticated and mature, their energy levels drop a bit, and along with that change goes their required calorie and fat intake.