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Edibles look and smell a lot like treats, but if your dog gets into yours, it's important to keep an eye out for symptoms and see a vet if necessary.

Cats can get dandruff just like humans, and just like us, it's important to determine the cause and deal with the issue.

Cats

A dog bite is a terrible situation for the victim and the dog's owner. Here are some steps you can take to keep the process as civil as possible.

If you are in the market for a dog, consider a rat terrier. They have a fascinating history and some traits you may find very desirable in a pet.

Choking in dogs can be caused by more than a simple blockage. Dog owners need to understand the causes and what to do if your dog starts to choke.

Canine dementia is a difficult path for both owner and pet. While catching and treating it early can be beneficial, the symptoms may not be easy to detect.

The consistency, shape, color, and size of a dog’s stool change for a variety of reasons. Mucus&#x2d;covered poop is one of the more alarming issues for owners.

Lyme disease is a vector&#x2d;borne illness, meaning a specific organism transmits infectious diseases between humans, or from animals to humans.

There are different types of pneumonia, but all can lead to serious breathing issues and other complications for the dog if not treated.

Veterinarians diagnose around 100,000 dogs each year with Cushing’s disease. Medical treatments are available, but accurate diagnosis is essential.

A pink or red mass sticking out of a dog’s third eyelid is called cherry eye. The good news is that it is a treatable condition.

Nuts are a convenient food with a lot of health benefits for people. Unfortunately, it's not always safe to share nuts with your furry friend.

Humans can form cataracts that cause eye sensitivity and blurry vision. Unfortunately, animals can also experience the same condition in their senior years.

Vestibular disease affects and damages the body system in dogs that controls their balance and coordination.

Hiccuping is generally no cause for concern, but there are a few tips to follow to ensure that your hiccupping dog is not in any serious trouble.