Skin disease is a common problem among dogs. It often results in changes in the dog’s coat, which, over time, can start to ...

Because ringworm is incredibly contagious, we’ve made a guide to help you spot, treat, and prevent it from spreading. Acting quickly and knowing how to treat the issue can prevent ringworm from ...

Not only can you catch ringworm from your cat, dog, rabbit, or bird, but you can also spread it to your pet. That's why it's important to take your pet to the vet if you suspect ringworm.

If you're tired of bending over and picking up your dog's poop, you can enjoy a mess-free walk with help from the innovative Dirt Devil Dogwalker Dog Poop Scooper. This gadget looks like a vacuum ...

Responsible disposal starts with picking up your dog’s poop. Bags are the most convenient way of doing that, but not all bags are created equal. Whenever possible, you should avoid bags made ...

Expecting your dog to just go pee in the snow may be asking too much. Winter isn't for all dogs. Here are tips to help your puppy potty in cold weather.

You have to get registration and insurance. You own a dog; you are going to have to pick up poop. I am like the AAA of dog poop.” Holden graduated from Dos Pueblos High School, where he was a ...

Dog owners may struggle to get their pets to use the bathroom when it's this cold. Here are some tips on how to help your four-legged friend go potty in the cold and how Indianapolis residents can ...

A scientist has issued an urgent warning to fitness fanatics about the germs lurking in gyms. Dr Primrose Freestone, a senior lecturer in Clinical Microbiology at the University of Leicester ...

Noticing grey poop may come as a surprise, but it's not always an emergency. Grey poop occasionally happens when you take certain medications for long periods. More frequent grey-colored poop ...

️:Jefferson County Public Schools announce non-traditional instruction day for Wednesday Why won't my dog pee or poop in the snow? Why won't my puppy potty in cold weather? Not all dogs are ...

That’s right—your dog’s poop might be their version of a “Keep Out” sign. If your pup scratches the ground after, they’re essentially doubling down, spreading their scent further and ...