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  • Common Dog Surgery Questions: Procedures, Anaesthesia, Rehab & More

    The idea of surgery on a dog may be scary, but it can have potentially life-saving effects. Learn some common questions pet parents have about surgeries.

  • Distemper in Dogs: Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment

    Learn important information pet parents should know about distemper in dogs, including symptoms, how it's diagnosed, treatment options & how to prevent it.

  • Is My Dog Sick? How Can I Tell?

    If your dog is behaving strangely and you suspect something is wrong, learn some common behaviors they may be exhibiting to show they're not feeling well.

  • Is Hand Sanitizer Bad for Dogs? (& What to Do if They Eat it)

    Learn whether hand sanitizer can be toxic for your dog, including potentially harmful ingredients that can be bad, and what to do if they've eaten it.

  • Is My Dog Too Skinny?

    Is my dog too skinny? Answering this question can not only help you decide whether you might be over or underfeeding your dog; it can also tell you whether your pet might need to be seen by the veterinarian.

  • What Should I Do for a Dog with a Splinter?

    Can dogs get splinters? Even though their paw pads are pretty tough, they can still be penetrated by thorns and splinters of wood, glass, metal or any other hard, sharp material. Dogs may be so focused on sniffing, playing or chasing a ball that they might not see sharp hazards that can end up as a splinter in a dog's paw.

  • My Dog Ate Soap: What Should I Do?

    If your dog ate a bar of soap or licked some liquid soap, you're justified in being a little concerned — but there's no need to panic. Read on to learn the facts, including what soap is actually made of, how eating soap can affect your dog's health and how to know when you should bring your pup to the veterinarian.

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  • Safety Tips for Dogs & Open Car Windows

    Your dog may love to stick his head out of an open car window, but learn why this behavior can be dangerous and how to keep your pooch safe on car rides.

  • How Often Should You Bathe Your Dog?

    You know that bathing your dog is important, but how often should you do it? Learn the right dog bath frequency, based on their breed, lifestyle & health.

  • How to Make Vet Visits Less Scary for Your Dog

    Is your dog scared of vet appointments? Learn tips for calming his anxiety and taking the stress out of his trip to the veterinarian.

  • How to Clean Dog Ears

    Learn the proper technique and supplies you can use to clean your dog's ears, including some tips to make it as smooth as possible for him.

  • Help, my Pet has an Upset Stomach!

    Learn what causes that wet dog smell, and what you can do to help reduce it overtaking your car, as well as how to get rid of it.

  • Caring for your puppy's teeth

    Teething is a part of a puppy's life. Use these 3 tips to help your puppy through this difficult time and protect your household from teething incidents.

  • Choosing a vet for your dog

    Choosing a veterinarian for your dog is extremely important to your dog's health. Consider these things when choosing a vet for your canine friend.

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  • How to Get Dog Pee Smell Out of Carpet

    Discover the best tips & tricks for removing pee stains and odor from carpet, including stains that are recent vs. those that have set in for some time.

  • Finding A Lost Dog: What Should You Do?

    Learn what to do if you find a lost dog, including important considerations for approaching the dog and how to keep both you and the dog safe.

  • 5 Signs You Have a Spoiled Dog

    Most pet parents spoil their pets in their own way, whether with paw pedicures, extra cuddles or extra treats. And having a spoiled dog isn't necessarily a bad thing — it's a sign that you love your pet. It only becomes a problem if it starts to affect their health, their behaviour or your wallet.

  • Common Dog Sayings and Their Origins

    We've all heard — and said — the many dog sayings like, "dog days of summer" or "barking up the wrong tree." What do they mean and where do they come from?

  • Dealing With a Dog Peeing on the Lawn

    Discover why dead spots in your green lawn could be caused by dog urine, and learn steps you can take for getting your lawn (& dog) back into shape.

  • People with allergies and dogs

    Learn how you can still enjoy the benefits of a canine companion despite dog allergies. Discover how you can help manage your allergies around dogs.

  • Common Mistakes Dog Owners Shouldn't Make | Hill's Pet

    Dogs running Learn about some of the most common mistakes dog owners make, and what you should do instead to provide the best care for your dog.

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