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New World Screwworm: What US Dog Owners Should ...
The flesh-eating parasite is back in Texas and New Mexico, including a few cases in dogs. Here's the real risk, the warning signs and what to do.
New World Screwworm: What US Dog Owners Should ...
The flesh-eating parasite is back in Texas and New Mexico, including a few cases in dogs. Here's the real risk, the warning signs and what to do.
Cooling Gel Mats and Dogs: What the New ASPCA R...
New research in JAVMA links some hydrogel cooling products, including pet beds, to acrylamide poisoning in dogs. What to know and what to do.
Cooling Gel Mats and Dogs: What the New ASPCA R...
New research in JAVMA links some hydrogel cooling products, including pet beds, to acrylamide poisoning in dogs. What to know and what to do.
Shelter Dogs in 2026: What the Mid-Year Numbers...
About 1.06 million dogs were adopted from US shelters in the first half of 2026, and two in three dogs waiting are adults. Here's what that means.
Shelter Dogs in 2026: What the Mid-Year Numbers...
About 1.06 million dogs were adopted from US shelters in the first half of 2026, and two in three dogs waiting are adults. Here's what that means.
Bringing Your Dog Back Into the US: The CDC Rul...
Heading to Canada or Mexico with your dog? Every dog entering the US needs a CDC Dog Import Form, a microchip and to be at least six months old. Here's...
Bringing Your Dog Back Into the US: The CDC Rul...
Heading to Canada or Mexico with your dog? Every dog entering the US needs a CDC Dog Import Form, a microchip and to be at least six months old. Here's...
Hot Cars and Dogs: How Fast a Parked Car Heats Up
On a 70°F day, a parked car can pass 100°F in about 20 minutes. Cracked windows barely help. Here are the numbers every dog owner should know.
Hot Cars and Dogs: How Fast a Parked Car Heats Up
On a 70°F day, a parked car can pass 100°F in about 20 minutes. Cracked windows barely help. Here are the numbers every dog owner should know.
Car Sickness in Dogs: Signs, Causes and What Helps
Drooling, lip-licking, whining, then the inevitable. Here's why some dogs get carsick, and the simple steps that help most of them ride easier.
Car Sickness in Dogs: Signs, Causes and What Helps
Drooling, lip-licking, whining, then the inevitable. Here's why some dogs get carsick, and the simple steps that help most of them ride easier.