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If you’ve ever joked that trash pandas are neighborhood pets, some scientists are quietly nodding along.

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Knowledge

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

Cushing's disease

A heart murmur is an abnormality caused by atypical pumping of the heart. Treatment depends on the cause, and the dog's health, age, and breed.

First&#x2d;time cat owners might be surprised when their female cat exhibits odd behaviors related to estrus, the feline fertile period also known as heat.

Cats

Owners prepared to devote the time and energy it takes to raise a Tibetan Mastiff will be richly rewarded with a loyal, protective, and loving companion.

While Lyme disease is relatively rare in most areas of the United States, you should always be aware of its signs and symptoms.

Beagles have a friendly nature that makes them a great family pet. Find out if this warm&#x2d;natured scent hound is the right pup for you.

The Akita is a beautiful, regal breed that can be a loyal companion for your family.

If you're looking for an 80&#x2d;pound fur baby, who is an affectionate and loving companion, the Alaskan Malamute may be the dog for you.

Of all the dogs in the world, the Chihuahua is probably one of the most misunderstood.

Shiba Inus have become one of the most recognizable breeds in the world, although, there's more to these dogs than meets the eye.

Pugs are spirited dogs who love to play but are generally calm in their indoor environments. Fans say these small dogs are incredibly intuitive.

Poodles and their ancestors have a centuries&#x2d;long history as working dogs, and they still continue to help people today as hunting and service dogs.

Discover the versatility, intelligence, and undeniable charisma that make this breed a real&#x2d;life superhero.

Dogs have famously sensitive ears. That sensitivity can also put them at risk of a variety of infections and problems, including ear mites.

Sometimes dogs develop sore, red spots for no apparent reason. These hot spots are painful and need treatment, but are generally not serious.

Dogs

Tibetan Mastiff: An Independent and Loyal Companion

Signs of Lyme Disease in Dogs

Everything You Need to Know About Beagles

The Snow Country Dog: Facts About the Friendly Akita

The Alaskan Malamute: Big, Playful, and Furry

Tiny Dog, Big Heart: Facts About the Chihuahua

Are Raccoons Really Becoming America’s Next Pet?

What Is Cushing's Disease in Dogs?

Understanding Heart Murmurs in Dogs

Everything You Need to Know About Cats in Heat