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The BARF raw dog food diet is often criticized as dangerous to a dog's health. Bone splinters, parasites, bacteria, and dietary balance are some of the concerns.

Documented cases demonstrate that dogs fed bones can suffer horrendous gastrointestinal problems.

Dry kibble to dogs is perhaps similar to what fast food is to humans: a convenient yet, not so healthy commodity of modern days. Learn how dogs used to eat in the wild.

While some people toss their dogs any bone without thinking, others are afraid to give bones as treats. Instead, owners should find a balance, recognizing safe bones.

Keeping your dog or cat's teeth healthy is an important part of pet care. Dogs and cats can suffer from dental disease, which can lead to other problems.

There is a long list of human foods that can hurt or kill cats or dogs at Christmas, so what are some good Christmas treats to share with our four legged friends?

Veterinary treatment can be expensive. Natural healing remedies and care need not replace recognized professional help but can be used to help maintain a pet's health.

Being a pet owner is a big responsibility. Your dog's health is in your hands. Here is a guide as to the important aspects of health care to get you off to a good start.

We have so much variety these days in everything and that doesn't stop with what to feed our dogs

Tired of being knocked over by your dog's breath? Looking for a natural cure to an embarrassing problem? Try one of these holistic treatments.

Safe dog bones can provide a dog with many hours of stimulation and enjoyment. Here's how to choose one that won't compromise dog safety.

The barking dog causes frustration for owners. Discover tips on how to use food, change in routine and veterinary care to prevent problem barking.

The American Pit Bull Terrier tends to have sensitive skin and a delicate digestive system. There are many foods that work with this breed's particular health needs.

Peanut butter sandwiches, pizza and ice cream rinsed down with cola and coffee. Yuck! Fortunately humans are taught proper dental care early on, but what about our pets

There is no need for pregnant women to give up their cats, but they should take a few precautions to prevent Toxoplasmosis infection.