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Is Doggy Day Care or Dog Walking Better for Your Dog?
A professional dog trainer shares insights on choosing a dog walker or day care for... The post Is Doggy Day Care or Dog Walking Better for Your Dog? appeared first on The Rover Blog .
I Never Planned to Keep Piglet, the Deaf Blind Pink Puppy
I'm a small animal housecall veterinarian. When I agreed to foster Piglet, I turned to Facebook to help find him his forever home. We had no intention of keeping him, so I needed a place to network and raise awareness for our foster baby.
The Best Dog Food Storage Containers
Tired of having a loose dog food bag rolling around your pantry or garage? Grab one of the best dog food storage containers to keep your dog’s food fresh and the dog food bag out of sight. To continue reading this article or issue you must be a paid member. Sign in JOIN NOW Join […] The post The Best Dog Food Storage Containers appeared first on Whole Dog Journal .
Care & Training
How Much Does House Sitting for Pets Cost in Aurora, CO?
Living in Aurora with a pet and wondering what house sitting costs? Here’s what to... The post How Much Does House Sitting for Pets Cost in Aurora, CO? appeared first on The Rover Blog .
The One Important Thing Most Dogs Are Missing Out On
When it comes to physical exercise, most dog owners know the drill, with walkies, running, a game of fetch, or a trip to the park being pretty standard fare. Mental stimulation, on the other hand, is often overlooked. Veterinary consensus is clear…
Forget Botox, Think SnoreTox – New Treatment Offers Hope for Dogs
A new injectable treatment developed in Australia could one day help dogs with serious breathing problems breathe more comfortably. Called Snoretox-1, the experimental therapy recently showed promising results in a small study involving six British…
Mast Cell Tumor vs. Histiocytoma
Dogs get bumps and growths on their skin. Not all are cancer, but interestingly, two physiologically very different bumps—mast cell tumors (cancerous) and histiocytomas (benign)—look so much alike that growth may cause you concern. Because of this, if your dog develops a skin growth that looks like a mast cell tumor (MCT) or histiocytoma, it […] The post Mast Cell Tumor vs. Histiocytoma appeared…
Ask Dr. Paola - Help! How Do I Break the Cycle of Ear Infections? (July 13, 2026)
Welcome to our "Ask Dr. Paola" series, where every Monday we bring expert advice straight from Dr. Paola Cuevas (MVZ) to help our readers better understand their dog's health and well-being. Whether you're a new pet parent or a seasoned dog lover, Dr. Paola is here to…
Do Dogs Feel Guilt?
Have you ever come home to discover your dog has shredded your favorite cushion, piece of furniture or pair of shoes? Your dog slinks towards you with the head lowered, ears back and their eyes averted, looking guilty and as if they know they’ve done the wrong thing. But do they? The question of whether […] The post Do Dogs Feel Guilt? appeared first on Whole Dog Journal .
11 Vet-Verified Reasons to Get a Dog: Why They Are the Best Pets
While any avid owner can gladly expound on the meaning their pets bring into their lives, would-be pet parents can’t always see the rationale in getting a dog. After all, dogs cost money and time, often hampering social plans and seemingly limiting personal freedom. There’s…
Why Your Dog Is Afraid of Thunder
It’s a common, but heart-wrenching, moment for dog owners. A thunderstorm hits and your canine companion is cowering in the corner, hiding in your bathroom, or lying under a bed. To continue reading this article or issue you must be a paid member. Sign in JOIN NOW Join Whole Dog Journal Get full access to […] The post Why Your Dog Is Afraid of Thunder appeared first on Whole Dog Journal .
Meet Sterling & Colin: The Golden Retriever Duo Stealing Hearts Online
If you've ever smiled at one of Sterling and Colin's videos, chances are you've already fallen in love with these two Golden Retrievers. Sterling, the gentle "old soul," and Colin, the lovable whirlwind, have built a devoted following by simply…
What Vets Say About Acupuncture as a Treatment for Dogs
Acupuncture has moved well beyond its origins as an ancient Chinese healing practice and is now showing up more frequently in veterinary treatment plans. The technique involves placing very fine needles into the skin, often targeting trigger points…
Don't Let the Flesheating Screwworm Fly Screw Up Your Trip to Mexico
The first confirmed canine screwworm case in the current U.S. outbreak has pet parents and vets on high alert. If Mexico is on your travel itinerary this year and your dog is coming along for the adventure, there is an important health update you…