
The star of National Geographic’s Pop Goes the Vet on the understated specialty, reality TV, and finding fun in the gross.
Casual scratch? Weird paw lick? Seasonal allergies? Fleas? We’ll help you decipher all the pet skin issues.
The star of National Geographic’s Pop Goes the Vet on the understated specialty, reality TV, and finding fun in the gross.
Fatty acids rev up your dog’s energy, keep their coat shiny, help with inflammation from allergies and arthritis, and so much more...
Spoiler: They’re probably already in your pantry.
Pet health question that’s not an emergency? Our vet team will answer over email within 24 hours. So, go ahead, ask us about weird poop, bad breath, and everything in between.
If allergens were to ask, “Am I the drama?,” the answer would be yes.
Especially while shelters are overcrowded, consider adopting a cat.
Before you say “ewww” Moira Rose-style, learn these steps to prevent and remove fleas.
Paging Dr. Pimple Popper, DVM. Until then, a vet has tips on how to treat your cat’s acne.
Breeds with those squished-in faces are charming — but their health issues are not.
Co-founder Thomas Ling on his passion project-turned-side hustle-turned career.
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The best paw balms, based on veterinarian recommendations.
Camelina oil can help give your pup a shiny coat, reduce shedding, and treat hot spots.
How to prevent an ear infection (and treat one if it’s too late).
A top veterinary dermatologist breaks down what works (and what doesn’t) for pet parents flustered by their dogs’ allergies.
Don’t panic: It’s called reverse sneezing, and in most cases, it’s nothing to worry about.