IMHA in dogs is a life-threatening autoimmune condition. Let's look at the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of IMHA ...

As fall shifts toward winter and daily walks with your dog grow darker and colder by the day, you might find yourself skipping dog walks altogether. If so, you’re not alone. According to a 2021 study ...

Have you ever read or heard the phrase “dog bloat”? Bloat in dogs is a life-threatening, fast-moving emergency. Also called gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV), or sometimes “stomach flip,” bloat occurs ...

All featured products are chosen at the discretion of the GreatPetCare editorial team and do not reflect a direct endorsement by the author or reviewer. Dog parents have seemingly endless options for ...

Humans aren’t the only ones who have the misfortune of experiencing motion sickness. Dogs can get motion sickness, too! Dog motion sickness is common and can cause considerable distress for both dogs ...

Ear infections are very common in dogs, especially those with allergic skin disease. Most ear infections are treated topically, meaning medication is placed directly in the ear, but this comes with ...

When your dog suddenly develops goopy, watery, or irritated eyes, it’s only natural to be concerned. Canine eye discharge is relatively common. While it can be completely normal in some dogs, ...

A cat not eating can be scary, confusing, and frustrating for a lot of pet parents. There’s so much to figure out: Is the cat sick, finicky, in pain, scared…or just being a cat? On top of that, most ...

All featured products are chosen at the discretion of the GreatPetCare editorial team and do not reflect a direct endorsement by the author or reviewer. When a dog starts scratching excessively, pet ...

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Tummy rubs are one of the bright spots in a dog’s day. But if your dog has a rash on their tummy, those belly rubs will have to wait. Dog belly rash is usually minor but can be very uncomfortable. If ...

Mobile vet visits are on the rise and expected to nearly double over the next decade—and it’s no surprise why (1). Whether you have a cat who hides the moment the carrier comes out or a senior dog who ...