National Canine Cancer Foundation 
Canine Bone Cancers: Understanding The Different Types
Having your vet tell you that your dog’s diagnosis is cancer of any form will of course be very shocking and distressing, but when it comes to bone cancers this can be even more so, as many dog owners don’t ...
Battle with Canine Cancer
A week before Thanksgiving we found out that our 10 year old female chocolate lab Kali has lymphoma. We were shocked at this new because we had no signs. The only reason we took her to the vet is that ...
Keep your dog safe and happy this Halloween
Halloween is full of both tricks and treats, but pet parents should be careful not to let their pets accidentally scarf down too much of the latter. In the blink of an eye, chocolate candy intended to end up in ...
An Ounce of Prevention for your dogs is Worth a Pound of Cure
Veterinary care is one of the largest expenses that dog owners need to budget for. Many of us don’t put a lot of thought into this expense because it doesn’t come around very often. We’re more focused on dog food, chew ...
Did You Know It’s National Immunization Awareness Month?
August is here, which means its National Immunization Awareness Month! Just like us, its important for our pets to stay on top of their vaccines and immunizations. Why Vaccinations are Important Giving your pets their regular vaccinations is the key ...
Important Facts About Your Dog’s Body
Your dog’s health is the key to a long and happy life, so it’s important to truly understand how your pet’s body works. The dog’s various body parts and organs are all complex, so it is beneficial to know how ...
My dog cured my depression
When Julie Barton’s depression hit its peak in the spring of 1996, it was a golden retriever puppy named Bunker who helped her see the positive side of life again. Here Barton, now 42 and author of the upcoming memoir “Dog ...