On the Eastern Coast, especially in urban or suburban areas, it is less likely that you will find someone who owns multiple dogs. However, if you have one or more already and are considering if adding one more might be… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘dogs’
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Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips
Thanksgiving is the time when families gather together to enjoy America’s most traditional meal of turkey and all the sides. It is a time of festivity and community, and your pets are no less a part of it. Amid the… Read More
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Hip Dysplasia in Dogs
If there is any common malady in canines that pet owners do not want to hear, it is hip dysplasia. Although it is more prevalent in larger dogs like the Great Dane, Newfoundland, Labrador Retriever, and German Shepherd, hip dysplasia… Read More
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Can Dogs Be Allergic to Humans?
Allergies to pets are fairly common in the United States. Even if you have a dog or cat, you may even be allergic to your own pet. Allergy symptoms can be as mild as sniffling or as severe as coughing… Read More
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5 Tips to Prevent Overheating in Dogs
When the days warm up and the hot summer sun starts to shine, enthusiasm for spending time outside with your dog begins to rise. You can’t wait to enjoy the warmer weather with your best friend. Before you jump into… Read More
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Canine Rehabilitation: A Rising Call
Canine rehabilitation, often called “physical therapy for dogs,” is a relatively new field. With legal specifications in twenty out of the fifty states, this practice is beginning to rise as it meets the demands of pet owners. Maryland does not… Read More
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How To Take Care of Your Dog After Surgery
Having your dog undergo surgery can be a scary process for both the animal and owner. Once your four-legged friend gets out of the Everhart operating room, the next step is recovery. The process can last from weeks to months,… Read More
