Regular activity is one of the best ways to support your dog’s physical health, emotional well-being, and quality of life. But the right kind of activity changes as your dog grows. A playful puppy, an energetic adult dog, and a slower-moving senior dog all need...

Technology has changed the way we do many things, including how we communicate with our veterinary team. For some pet questions, a phone call, email, photo, video, or virtual veterinary visit can be a convenient way to get guidance without immediately leaving home....

Parasite prevention is one of the most important parts of protecting your dog’s health. Fleas, ticks, heartworms, and intestinal parasites can cause discomfort, illness, and in some cases, life-threatening disease. For many years, most parasite prevention options for...

Pets are incredibly good at hiding pain. In the wild, showing weakness can make an animal vulnerable—so even our beloved dogs and cats instinctively mask discomfort. That means when something is wrong, the signs are often subtle. Recognizing these early changes can...

Have you ever noticed your dog suddenly skip, hop, or carry one back leg for a few steps—only to return to walking normally moments later? Many pet owners describe it as: A brief “bunny hop” Skipping while walking or running Holding up a back leg temporarily Taking a...

If you’ve ever seen your small dog suddenly skip a step, hold up a back leg, or hop like a bunny for a few strides, you may have witnessed a common condition that affects small-breed dogs. A luxating patella in small dogs can range from mild and occasional to more...