Dogs Are Second Most Dangerous Nonvenomous Animals in the US
New research found that dogs are the second most dangerous fatal nonvenomous animal encounter in the United States, with children under 4 years of...
Kids Who Grow Up With Dogs Have Lower Asthma Risks
Research confirms how having a dog in the family with kids has many health benefits for children, particularly those with asthma.
Kids who grow up...
Dog Throwing Up Yellow Foam: Should You Be Concerned?
This is often due to a change in diet or eating too fast.
However, frequent vomiting or yellow foam can indicate an underlying problem.
All dog...
The Science-based Guide for Feeding Athletic Dogs
The aim of an appropriate nutritional plan for athletic dogs is to maximize performance and minimize the occurrence of injuries. To assess the best...
Endocannabinoid System in Dogs: Benefits of CBD in ECS
The Endocannabinoid System (ECS) is one of the essential systems in mammals. The human body and a dog's body may have many differences, but...
Your Dog Knows You Can’t Resist Those Puppy Eyes, Study Says
Dogs give you the puppy face not just because they want food. They’re actually trying to initiate a communication with you, according to a...
20 Benefits of Fish Oil for Dogs (Based on Science)
If there's one dog supplement worth its hype, it's fish oil. Omega-3 fatty acids and EPA/DHA found in fish oil have been proven to...
Dogs Know Exactly When to Break Out the Puppy Eyes
Yes, your dog knows what he’s doing when he turns the pouty puppy eyes on you. Research shows that dogs understand human facial expressions...
Science Determines the Exact Age When Puppies Are Their Most Adorable
For many animal lovers, dogs are cute at any age, but scientists managed to zero in on the exact age of when they're at...
New Study Shows Most Dog Treats Exceed Recommended Calorie Allowance
We all know that giving your dog too many treats isn't healthy, but a new study has found that most dog treats actually exceed...
Addison’s Disease in Dogs: The Guide for Pet Owners
Addison's disease was named after the physician Thomas Addison defining this dysfunction of the adrenal gland in the 19th century.
This disease is well-known as adrenal insufficiency...
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy in Dogs Can Finally Be Treated
Scientists recently found progressive treatment to restore muscle strength in dogs affected by this rare genetic disorder.
Researchers from Genethon, the AFM-Telethon laboratory, Inserm...