Some pets react differently to pain than we expect. Some will whine and let us know something is wrong; others will just bear the pain and not let us know at all. It is up to every dog owner to ...

In honor of Animal Pain Awareness Month this September, pet experts have outlined the often-subtle signs dogs may exhibit when they are in pain. Dogs might instinctively try to conceal their ...

When your dog develops a toothache, it’s not like he can walk up to you, paw in mouth, as he mumbles, “Excuse me, human, but I seem to be experiencing a rather bothersome premolar situation today.” ...

Dog owners want their beloved companions to be healthy and thriving, but this can be challenging since pets are unable to tell us in words when something is wrong or they’re hurting. As a result, ...

No one wants to imagine their beloved pup in pain. Dogs can (and do) feel pain, although they don’t always show it like ...

Dogs often show pain through subtle changes in their routine, posture, and behavior. Paying close attention over several days can reveal patterns that point to growing discomfort. Tracking shifts in ...

Dogs are very physically expressive. Whether sprinting for a ball or just following their owners around, motion is how they engage with life. But over time, the way they move can start to change. A ...

Canine OA is a painful and progressive disease that is highly prevalent. In studies, 40% of dogs have signs of OA. 3,4 With an estimated 86 million dogs living in the U.S. households, a high ...

It was barely 10 years ago that I found myself sitting in a scientific conference listening to a veterinary researcher who claimed, "Dogs do not feel pain to the same degree that people do and ...

The death of an Oregon house cat and a pet food recall are raising questions about the ongoing bird flu outbreak in the United States and how people can protect their pets. Bird flu, or H5N1, has been ...