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If you’re a new pet owner, the list of potential risks and hazards for your dog or cat can seem never-ending. Topping that list are the two most common external parasites found on household pets: fleas and ticks.

Caring for an older dog can be a lot of work. Whether you have had them from a puppy or you have adopted a senior to give them a good home in their last few years, you need to make sure that you give them as comfortable a life as possible. Here are some of the things you need to think about when caring for an older dog.

For some, there is nothing more enjoyable than being a dog owner. In fact, so many people enjoy having a pet as a companion that nearly 48 million households in the U.S. own a dog. However, despite the many joys of having a dog by your side, pet ownership is not always easy.

We love our furry best friends and wouldn't want anything to happen to them, but some things are beyond our control. It's sad to hear that your dog may have cancer, but if you can recognize the early signs, you might be able to help them heal better and sooner! We review six signs that your dog may have cancer.

Dogs and nature go hand-in-hand. If you’re a canine owner, we probably don’t need to tell you that. Just ask your dog if they want to go “out” and wait for their tail to start wagging! The best part?