Dog Health Tips & Information

Have you noticed a change in your dog’s poop? Read from pet experts what different colours and consistencies of dog poop means for your canine’s health.

Cucumbers are a great addition to our salads and sandwiches. There’s plenty of ways to enjoy cucumbers, as a simple, low-calorie snack.

Hot spots on dogs are a common skin condition. Find out what they are and how to treat them once they show up, so you can get your dog back to his usual happy self.

Urine infections in dogs can be unpleasant for your pooch, but luckily, they’re very treatable. Read all you need to know about urine infections in dogs from pet experts.

Spaying or neutering your dog is an important way to reduce pregnancy and behaviour problems. Learn about the procedure and how to help your dog after the surgery.

With the growing trend in raw food diets, many dog owners are wondering, “Can dogs eat raw meat?” Read from experts if your dog can, or even should be, eating raw meat.

It's quite common for dogs to develop hernias, and in puppies, it’s even more likely. A hernia occurs when contents from the dog’s abdomen push through a hole or tear in the fatty tissue or muscle wall in the region. Nine out of 10 cases of hernia in dogs are caused by genetic predisposition, with many puppies born with the condition. Still, being struck by a car or some other trauma can also cause your dog to develop a hernia.

If you've noticed your normally cheerful pup obsessively scratching one part of their body or immediately continuing to scratch themselves after being stopped, it might be an indication of a dog yeast infection. This unpleasant skin condition is fairly common in dogs, but fortunately, it's not that difficult to get under control. Read on for an overview of dog yeast infection symptoms and treatments.