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How Cold Is Too Cold for Your Dog? By Jennifer Coates, DVM. Petmd.com Being outside is great for a dog’s physical and mental health. Walking, running, sniffing, are all activities that help keep dogs happy and healthy. But what should we do when it’s cold outside? When do the risks of spending time outside in the cold with…

Probiotics for Dogs: Do They Work? By Teresa Manucy, DVM. Petmd.com We’re just beginning to understand the potential benefits of probiotics for dogs. Unfortunately, veterinary research into the effectiveness of probiotics for pets isn’t all that common, and what studies do exist sometimes provide contradictory evidence. But it does appear that, under certain circumstances, probiotics for dogs…

Side Effects of Pet Medications By Barri J. Morrison, DVM Petmed.com Pets can experience side effects to medications they are given, just like people. These can range from mild to more severe reactions, depending on many factors. It’s always best to discuss the risks of a drug with your veterinarian and decide if the potential benefits…

How to Tell if Your Dog Has Food Allergies By Jennifer Coates, DVM Petmd.com Food allergies in dogs can be tricky to identify. The symptoms aren’t what many pet parents expect, and there are a lot of myths out there about food allergies in dogs. True food allergies are not that common in dogs, for one….

Rhinitis and Sinus Infections in Dogs By Jennifer S. Fryer, DVM Petmd.com What Is a Sinus Infection in Dogs? When you think about a dog’s nose, you might imagine a wide-open space inside. But actually, the nose also contains tiny, bony curlicues of specialized skin cells covered with tiny hairs called cilia that help the dog…

How To Choose the Best Dog Food By Jennifer Coates, DVM Petmd.com Good nutrition is essential to keeping dogs healthy. However, taking a broad topic like nutrition and narrowing it down to answer a question as specific as “What food is best for my dog?” can feel overwhelming. When you break down the process of choosing…

10 Ways to Calm Your Dog Naturally By Nicole LaForest, LVT, BSc, MPH. Petmd.com There’s nothing more loyal, companionable, or loving than a dog, but dogs can get anxious and stressed just like humans. Learning the best ways to keep a dog calm naturally is important for their health and happiness. Here are some things you…

Food Allergies in Dogs By Melissa Boldan, DVM Petmd.com What Are Food Allergies in Dogs? Food allergies are an immune response to ingredients in a dog’s diet—an ingredient they are allergic to. This immune response usually becomes apparent over a prolonged amount of time rather than immediately after they try a food for the first time….

4 Reasons You Shouldn’t Vaccinate Your Dog Yourself By Rhiannon Koehler, DVM Petmd.com When money is tight, pet parents may think vaccinating their own pet themselves (without a vet) is a good way to save a few bucks while still making sure their pet is safe from deadly infectious diseases. While we commend pet parents for…

5 Tips for Walking Your Dog in the Winter By Janelle Leeson. Petmd.com Winter is full of dog-friendly activities and adventures, yet cold weather can pose dangers for dogs of all sizes and ages. Whether you want to expend your puppy’s boundless energy or enjoy a winter stroll, it’s important to prioritize your dog’s safety and recognize…