Dog dermatologists see a wide range of skin problems in dogs. Learn more about the issues they treat — and signs it is time ...

Learn more about dog skin allergy signs so you can see a veterinarian for an accurate diagnosis and help your pet feel better ...

You may feed your dog or cat a pet food that contains chicken, beef or salmon…some diets even feature exotic novel proteins like wild boar or kangaroo. But would you feed your dog or cat fly larvae, ...

Does your dog frequently experience excessive itchiness of the skin, paws, and ears? Perhaps they are also getting recurrent skin or ear infections, and despite treatment, their symptoms keep coming ...

Depending on the frequency and time spent doing it, dog pacing can be cause for concern Anxiety and stress are the main causes of dog pacing Boredom, pain, age, and neurological/cognitive conditions ...

From urinary tract infections to crystals and stones, a cat’s urinary health faces many potential hazards. Luckily, many of these painful and uncomfortable conditions can be managed effectively with ...

Dogs can be allergic to cats, and it's generally dander that causes a reaction Some symptoms to watch for include itchiness, skin changes, secondary infections, and respiratory issues Allergy testing ...

You’d think it would be easy to figure out how many calories your cat needs or that she could manage portions if you just let her graze. But life in the wild for our cats’ ancestors meant hunting for ...

Your dog is itchy, and you’re looking for solutions. Allergies and atopic dermatitis are among the most common health conditions veterinarians treat. Apoquel is a great option for many dogs with ...

Sometimes, when a dog is itchy, it seems all-consuming. Instead of snuggling or playing, he is preoccupied with scratching at his ears or back, biting his paws, and rubbing against anything in sight.

If your dog keeps rubbing their face on things—the carpet, grass, furniture, or even you—pay close attention. Dog face rubbing can be a sign of an underlying issue that requires treatment. So why do ...

Do you have a furry feline who’s earned the nickname Chonksaurus Max? (Other aliases may include Big Boi, Jelly Roll, Marshmallow Fluff, or — as I like to call my cat — Speed Potato.) Or perhaps you ...