Rising summer temperatures pose serious health risks for dogs. Here are expert tips on how to care for your furry friends.

Although they may look harmless, grass seeds can pose a serious risk to dogs, especially during the warmer months when the grasses are dry ...

The two snuggled together every chance they could get, with the Dalmatian typically sleeping right on top. Eventually, these ...

The monsoon season brings much-needed relief from the scorching heat and fills the environment with freshness and life. But ...

Ollie reports essential summer safety tips for dogs, emphasizing hydration, heat awareness, and avoiding hot surfaces to ...

Even though I have previously written about foxtails, these innocent-looking seed-bearing structures of some grasses, as ...

Heat has been an issue throughout the Club World Cup, a tournament featuring 32 teams from around the world playing in ...

Sadly, many dog owners don’t spot the signs until the damage has already been done. The expert urges people to use the “seven second rule”: simply press the back of your hand against the ...

They will survive without a walk. When you're getting over 25C, you're into the risk area for any dog. Hot pavements as well - if it's too hot to touch, your dog's paws could get burned.

Homemade paw soaks can be an easy and effective way to soothe and clean your dog's feet. These soaks can help get rid of dirt, reduce irritation, and keep their paws healthy.

Cocker spaniels are also particularly susceptible to health issues such as progressive retinal atrophy, hip dysplasia, adult-onset neuropathy, skin infections, and familial nephropathy, among others.

More workplaces are making room for furry companions, bringing in paw-sitive vibes only. National Take Your Dog to Work Day gains momentum as 85% of employees in pet-friendly workplaces say they ...