Pet Health

Pet parents’ desire to give their dogs the best care available has driven a rapid expansion of pet insurance options. Most coverage can be customized: you select the premium, deductible, and reimbursement levels that work best for your situation.

We totally get that your dog vomiting on the floor (or worse!) is one of the yuckier parts of being a dog parent. While your dog can’t tell you how they are feeling, they can still give you a lot of clues as to why they got sick.

Every dog is an individual, and what’s “normal” varies with an animal’s diet, age, and other factors. Any change in your dog’s poop can be a clue that something’s going on with their health.

The most important thing that dog parents want to know is if eating grass is bad for their dog. Learn when you should be concerned and why it’s a habit you’ll want to break.

We’ve provided the top veterinarian-recommended ways to give your dog a pill and make the experience as stress-free as possible for you and your best friend.

You have a new puppy! But what should you do the first time your puppy has something unpleasant like diarrhea or loose stool?

For some cat parents, the idea of giving their cat a pill seems like heading into battle. But it doesn’t have to be that way! Learn the easiest ways to give a cat a pill.

Forty-nine percent of all dogs will eat poop at some point in their lives. Poop-eating, also known as coprophagy, is usually not well-accepted with the dog’s human family.

Does your dog have allergies? Scratching, sneezing, hair loss, or red inflamed skin—these might be signs that your dog has an allergy. Learn about the symptoms, causes, and treatments for dog allergies.

Learn why parvo is so dangerous to puppies and dogs and how you can protect your dog from infection.