Veterinarians say pawing is a common social gesture dogs use to get attention, express feelings or indicate needs; California-based Jules Veterinary Center and Kinship offer guidance on interpreting the behavior. Read On…
A study led by Bonnie Beaver at Texas A&M University reports that more than 99% of dogs in the United States display behavior problems, based on surveys from over 43,517 dog owners and published in 2024. Read On…
Black spots on canine tongues are commonly benign pigmentation that can appear at birth or develop in puppyhood, though raised or foul-smelling spots can indicate an underlying health issue. Read On…
The FDA has granted an Emergency Use Authorization for Credelio (lotilaner) to prevent New World screwworm in dogs, a precautionary measure supported by APHIS guidance and commentary from Elanco's Dr. Casey Locklear. Read On…
Omni’s LeanPaws is a plant‑based, drug‑free supplement formulated with fibers and resistant starches designed to support weight loss in overweight dogs; company materials say 77% of dogs given the supplement lost weight. Read On…
The Cincinnati Veterinary Medical Association and University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College will hold a free, five-hour health clinic for service dogs on Sunday, Dec. 15, providing preventative care and specialty exams. Read On…
The British Veterinary Association, which represents more than 19,000 vets, announced a slate of webinars, application deadlines and policy milestones including new arrangements for veterinary medicines from its London headquarters. Read On…
Smart collars and AI-driven monitoring systems are translating subtle shifts in canine behavior and physiology into early warnings for owners and veterinarians, according to reporting by The AI Journal. Read On…
An investigation by Consumer Reports testing 58 dog foods identified potentially dangerous bacteria in some raw diets and excessive vitamin D in a Pedigree product; the findings prompted a company statement and advice for pet owners to consult veterinarians. Read On…
Holistic veterinarians and researchers are evaluating medicinal mushrooms to support dogs with cancer, highlighting turkey tail and other species as immune-modulating supplements alongside conventional treatment. Read On…