Splitting an extended-release levetiracetam tablet is fine, new research finds, but crushing it changes how the drug behaves in a dog's body. Here is why.
A trial of 168 shelter dogs found two melarsomine shots cleared heartworm in 95 percent of cases. What the shorter protocol means for owners and vets.
Reward trainers and correction trainers are fighting again over treats, prong collars and online lessons. What to ask before you hire a trainer for your dog.
No Darwin's dog food has been recalled. Here is why a cat food warning and a federal lawsuit still matter if your dog eats from that Tukwila plant.
Six dogs who treat personal space as a rumor, from the chin on your hand to the paw on the laptop keyboard. None of them are moving, and none are sorry.
San Francisco's new PAWS Act would require a $200 permit to breed any dog, with home inspections, one litter per female per year and fines up to $1,000.
New CT scans of newborn puppies show Chihuahuas already have short, domed skulls at birth, with an open fontanelle and a higher cranial index than other breeds.
A federal judge ended Major's 575 days of isolation at an Austin shelter, ordering the city to release the Belgian Malinois to a rescue within 30 days.
Why does my dog bark and lunge at other dogs on walks? Find your dog's threshold distance and follow a step-by-step counterconditioning plan for calmer walks.
The UK capped written prescription fees at 21.40 pounds for the first medicine. Here is what the cap means for owners of dogs on long-term medication.
A California congressman introduced Dunkin's Law after 117 dead dogs were found in Humboldt County. It would let owners sue kennels and groomers for harm.
A dog walked across a wet mud brick 4,000 years ago in Bronze Age Turkey. Its paw prints survived a fire, a collapsed wall and four millennia of rubble.
Chloe the hound spotted an unlocked gate at dog daycare, went back inside to free her friends, and walked the whole crew out. The Dodo caught it on camera.
A study of 894 dogs found that big dogs age faster at the DNA level. What the epigenetic clock means for large breed owners, and how vets could use it.
Police dogs in England are now trained to find the drugs used to spike drinks. Here is how that training works, and why US departments have not followed.
A Lancashire owner lost her cane corso two days after a game of tug, when a £12 rope toy blocked his gut. What to check before your dog plays with one.
Purdue veterinarians are testing focused ultrasound and electrical pulses that destroy dog tumors without surgery, and some trials cover part of the cost.
Another 135 beagles have left a Wisconsin breeding facility, bringing the total to 1,635. Where the dogs go, and what adopting a former lab dog takes.
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