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Bad breath, also known as halitosis, is generally caused by excessive build-up of odor-producing bacteria inside your pet’s mouth, lungs, or even gut.

National Heartworm Awareness Month in April reminds pet owners of the dangers of this preventable disease, which can devastate pets' health.

With better care and indoor living, cats live longer, often reaching 15 to 18 years. Common issues for older cats include kidney disease and hyperthyroidism.

Extra weight increases the risk that your pet will develop several preventable diseases and health conditions, including diabetes, arthritis and liver disease.

Service dogs enhance independence for diverse disabilities through rigorous training programs encompassing various components.

Tumors, either benign or malignant, impact a pet's health differently, with treatment and prognosis for malignant tumors depending on cancer type, location, and stage.

Ringworm, caused by a fungus affecting skin and hair, is a contagious zoonotic disease commonly found in cats, dogs, rabbits, and rodents, transmissible between pets and humans.

Create a safe haven for your dog at home with toys, bedding, and a comforting scent, offering them a retreat during stressful times.

Owners must employ every preventative measure to keep fleas off of their beloved pets, including the use of topical or oral medications.

Joint problems plague dogs just as commonly as they do humans. That’s why orthopedic care can improve your beloved friend’s quality of life.

Leptospirosis spreads through contaminated urine, while antifreeze toxicity, from ingesting even small amounts due to its sweet taste, poses renal risks.

Giardia is a protozoan parasite (one-celled organism) that can infect a variety of species, including pets and people.