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With summer officially here, your pets will be clamoring to go outside and run around in the yard. In order to keep your dogs and cats safe, however, it’s incredibly important to be aware of the type of harmful plants that could be around your home.

Whether you are a responsible breeder or just a caring pet owner, you need to know the signs, symptoms, and dangers of canine sexually transmitted diseases—especially since one of them can be transmitted to humans via skin contact!

Is your dog hosting parasitic worms? If you aren’t taking the proper preventative steps, it’s more likely than you think.

New cases of a bacterial disease known as leptospirosis seem to be popping up across the country in areas where the illness is historically uncommon. Learn the about the dangers, signs, symptoms, and steps you can take to prevent infection in your dog.

Many people do not realize that cancer is not just a human condition; it can also affect your pet. Recent research from National Canine Cancer Foundation indicates that in every three dogs, one is affected by cancer. This makes cancer the number one killer disease of cats and dogs. Cancer affects both purebred and mixed breed dogs. Some types of cancer can occur at any age, but cancer is especially common in older dogs. Today, we will examine eight of the most common signs of cancer in dogs.