
A vet on what to do when “anal sacs go bad.”
Casual scratch? Weird paw lick? Seasonal allergies? Fleas? We’ll help you decipher all the pet skin issues.
A vet on what to do when “anal sacs go bad.”
Don’t panic: It’s called reverse sneezing, and in most cases, it’s nothing to worry about.
Don’t start shopping for cat wigs yet. But if your Persian is looking more like a Sphynx, underlying health conditions could be to blame for your cat’s hair loss.
Pet health question that’s not an emergency? Our vet team will answer over email within 48 hours. So, go ahead, ask us about weird poop, bad breath, and everything in between.
Their toes might smell like Fritos, but there’s no way they taste that good.
So chill! So wrinkly! So allergic!
A vet explains why environmental allergies flare up and what to do about it.
Nonipup features all-natural, sustainably sourced products, two shampoos and two body salves, using ingredients that helped make Doug’s life better.
Integrative veterinarian Dr. Lindsey Wendt shares her favorite products to attack pesky pet allergies.
Here’s what works (and what doesn’t).
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Fleas sound like villains of a horror movie, and that’s honestly not that far off.
Kitty sneezes can be alarming, but they’re not always cause for concern.
Everything you need to know to keep the pests at bay.
Ringworm isn’t fun for anyone, but it is treatable — and preventable.
From how to get the stinger out at home to when it’s time to go to the ER.
The best paw balms, based on veterinarian recommendations.