David L. Chandler | MIT News OfficeTrained dogs can detect cancer and other diseases by smell. A miniaturized detector can analyze trace molecules to mimic the process.Numerous studies have shown that trained dogs can detect many kinds of disease — including lung,...
Every dog owner knows the distress of seeing their beloved pet unwell, and stress diarrhea in dogs is a condition that can leave both dogs and owners feeling helpless. But understanding and managing this common problem could be simpler than you think.Understanding...
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by Michelle Diener, DVMWhy did my dog just eat that?As a dog parent, you’ve probably asked this question at some point, whether your dog ate a stick, a rock, or dirt. Consuming objects that are not food-related is an eating disorder called pica. A form of pica called...
by Stephanie Gibeault, MSc, CPDTDigging is such a source of joy for so many dogs. Has your dog filled your yard with holes? Does your garden look like gophers had a wild party? Digging is a common problem behavior in dogs, and many dog owners suffer the consequences...
You may have noticed your dog chewing and licking their paws. Why do they do this? As with other dog behaviors, there can be several causes, including injuries, skin problems, allergies to canine environments, parasites, or food, and boredom or anxiety.Occasional paw...
They can provide social, physical, mental and emotional boosts!There are very good reasons for people to get a pet — and not just because animals are cute!Animals are “so much more than pets,” says Molly Gross, CCLS, a certified child life specialist and facility dog...
by Michelle Diener, DVMWhat Are Seasonal Allergies in Dogs?Dogs can be allergic to various things in the environment, such as pollen from trees and grass. If a dog displays allergy symptoms only during certain seasons, such as spring and fall, a seasonal allergy...
Medically Reviewed by Zilpah Sheikh, MD on August 28, 2023 Step One: Find the Right TimeBrush your dog’s teeth when they are calm and relaxed. Your goal: Set a routine. Working up to brushing daily is ideal. But if their mouth is healthy, even three days a week...
by Fiona TappReviewed by Dr. Fiona LeeTo keep your dog feeling well and offer them a long and healthy life, it’s important to understand the various health concerns and common diseases in dogs that may affect them. Pancreatitis is a potentially serious condition...
