Pet Health Information & Tips

Inspired to banish dull winter months with bright, blossoming plants? We asked the Pet Poison Helpline to help identify the most toxic summertime plants for pets.

The box office hit “Marley & Me” is based on the true story of Marley, the “world’s worst dog.” The film depicts the dog’s struggle with stomach bloat...

Progressive retinal atrophy, or PRA, is a condition in which dogs and cats lose their vision over the course of a few months to years. Testing is now available so pets can thrive.

Pet owners may think that fruits and veggies make great snacks for pets; the truth is some can be harmful—and even toxic—to your dog.

Many pet owners give peanut butter to their dogs and cats, often as a treat or as a means to conceal medication. Peanuts — and peanut butter — are safe for dogs.

One veterinarian discusses 10 years of clinical practice during which she's seen many dogs in all shapes and sizes come in for an examination because of...

Vaccines are an important part of preventative care for all pets. The diseases we vaccinate against range from potentially mild self-limiting diseases.

Hyperadrenocorticism, also called Cushing's disease, is a hormonal disorder that affects dogs and cats, although the condition is more prevalent in dogs.

Addison's disease, or hypoadrenocorticism, is a hormonal disorder that is typically diagnosed in dogs, and considered rare in cats.

This infographic describes some of the most painful health conditions that your dear pooch can face. Be prepared with the knowledge so that you can deal with...

In the average household, many pets are only one bite away from disaster.

A dog or cat can spend many happy moments investigating the contents of a garbage can. However, a few mouthfuls of spoiled food could spell misery for him.