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"Old Dog Syndrome" is not a medically recognized term, but it is sometimes informally used to describe a condition in older dogs that presents with sudden, nonprogressive vestibular syndrome. This...

Purchasing a pet carrier for travel involves some decisions. Hard-sided carriers are pretty much out of use for airline travel as there are some definite size restrictions in play. With...

Pet supplies are products designed to help pet owners take care of their pets, including their hygiene and daily needs. Pee pads, poop bags, and pet wipes are all examples...

You’re probably grinning from ear to ear at the idea of new pet coming to live with the family. And you should be! Dogs are all kinds of awesome and...

As exciting as it can be, most people would agree that moving is stressful.  Packing, loading, cleaning, and more can cause stress in the most calmest of humans during this...

One of the main things we’re told when we get a pet, particularly a dog, is that we should make sure our pet gets enough exercise. “Enough exercise” varies wildly...

The subject of crates brings up strong feelings in many people. For those of us who grew up with the typical dog-in-the-house pet, crates were not something we had. The...

In this series, we’ve suggested that you as a prospective pet owner ask yourself some hard questions. We wanted you to take off the rose-colored glasses we all wear when...

Choosing to get a pet should be for the right reasons. While these reasons will vary from person to person, there are definitely questions a prospective adopting pet parent should...