Dog Health & Medicine

A new AAHA and Pawlicy Advisor survey found vet teams see clients decline recommended care at $1,000 or less. Here is what that means for your dog's next visit.

UC Davis is enrolling dogs with glioma in two clinical trials, including one that pairs an experimental drug with radiation. What owners should ask their vet.

Want your dog to live longer? New AKC guidance says keep them lean, exercise consistently, and rethink how often you feed them. Here is what the research shows.

Dog stomach gurgling is usually harmless, but it can foreshadow diarrhea or point to a blockage. Here is what to track and the signs that need a vet visit.

Parvovirus cases in dogs fell 85% in a 13-year study, but the virus still killed almost half of the dogs that got sick. Puppy owners, check the shot schedule.

Dog warts look like tiny stalks of cauliflower and show up suddenly. Most clear up on their own. Here is what causes them and when removal actually matters.

Dog dementia affects up to 80 percent of dogs over 18. Spot the early signs of cognitive decline in your senior dog and learn what actually helps them.

Can you give your itchy dog Benadryl or Zyrtec? These OTC allergy meds are generally safe for dogs, but the right dose and a careful label check come first.

Dogs with five or more chronic conditions face double the yearly mortality risk, a 50,000-dog study finds. Here is what owners can do to help senior dogs.

The FDA now lets Capstar and generic nitenpyram prevent and treat New World screwworm in dogs. What dog owners should know about risk and warning signs.

Scent detection dogs at Penn Vet identified hemangiosarcoma in blood samples with 70 percent accuracy. Here is why that could mean earlier detection for dogs.

Caffeine is toxic to dogs and even decaf carries risk. Learn the signs of caffeine poisoning, why coffee grounds are worse, and when to call your vet.

New dog diabetes guidelines from the AAHA give vets a clearer roadmap for diagnosis, monitoring, and diet. Here is what the 2026 update means for owners.

Can dogs eat eggplant? Yes, in moderation, when peeled and cooked. Here is how to serve it safely and why treat portion size still matters for your dog.

New evidence-based first aid guidelines for dogs cover heatstroke, choking, burns, and severe bleeding. Here is what owners should know before the vet visit.