Dog behavior: What do these 9 actions mean?

9 common dog behaviors, what they mean, and what you can do to help remedy the situation.

Phil RotsteinOctober 14, 2020

Keeping Fear out of the Exam Room

Find out how to make your pet’s experience at the veterinarian a good one.

Phil RotsteinOctober 14, 2020

Why Do Dogs Like to Bury Things?

Like many of their behaviors, digging is an instinct. But where does that impulse come from?

Phil RotsteinSeptember 29, 2020

Pets Can Support Mental Health And Reduce Loneliness During Lockdown, Study Finds

One potential way to reduce escalating psychological stress during lockdown periods is having a pet in your home, according to results of a new study.

Phil RotsteinSeptember 29, 2020

Dr. Maro: Know the signs of pain in pets

How can I tell if my pet is in pain? Some items to pay attention to.

Phil RotsteinSeptember 29, 2020

Telling Your Dog “I Love You” Increases Their Heart Rate by 46%, Study Finds

It’s amazing to see that our dogs’ heart rate increases when they are told they are loved, showing excitement, and decreases when having cuddles, showing contentedness.

Phil RotsteinSeptember 17, 2020

Why You Should Keep Poinsettia From Pets — and What to Do If Your Dog or Cat Eats It

What happens if your dog or cat does eat poinsettia? And what should you do to help? Here's what veterinarians had to say.

Phil RotsteinSeptember 17, 2020

ADVICE ON PETS: Tips to make dog walks more pleasant

Noticing a difference when your dog is on a leash? Here are some tips to make your walks more enjoyable.

Phil RotsteinSeptember 17, 2020

Cats and Dogs: Five Things You Should Know About Colorblindness and Other Senses

Cats and dogs are said to be colorblind or see the world in black and white and have more heightened senses than humans.

Phil RotsteinSeptember 2, 2020

5 Ways To Make Your Dog’s Last Days Their Best Days

Here are some tips on how to make your dog’s last days the best that they possibly can be.

Phil RotsteinSeptember 2, 2020

Ever Wonder Why Your Dog Scratches at His Bed So Much? It's an Ingrained Instinct

The answer is a deeply instinctual trait ingrained in your pup from years past.

Phil RotsteinSeptember 2, 2020

Hiking With Your Dog—The Best Gear For Your Trip

Taking your dog hiking is so much fun, but you'll need essentials, like water and safety gear.

Phil RotsteinAugust 18, 2020

Why Do Dogs Have Wet Noses?

Your dog's nose is usually wet, but it's often dry, too. What gives?

Phil RotsteinAugust 18, 2020

What Are the Signs of a Truly Hungry Dog?

Wondering how to tell if your dog is hungry — or just bored? We go through the signs of a hungry dog and some guidelines for how much to feed your four-legged friend.

Phil RotsteinAugust 18, 2020