In this article WinnerRunner-Up3rd PlaceEnter Your Dog View 10 moreShow less Welcome to our Dogster Weekly Photo Contest, where every other Monday we pick the best three photos from our readers, based on that week’s topic. This week’s topic was “Best…
This article was created in sponsorship with Mars, which helps make content like this possible. In this article View 20 moreShow less Adopting can be one of the most rewarding ways to welcome a new pet into your life. But…
Meet Dave Coverly, creator of the popular cartoon panel, “Speed Bump”, which appears internationally in hundreds of publications, including The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and the Detroit Free Press. His work was named “Best in Newspaper Panels” by…
A dog’s breath is never going to be minty fresh, but there’s a big difference between ordinary doggy breath and an odor that’s genuinely foul. A healthy dog’s mouth should have a mild smell, often with a faint trace of…
You know the drill. Keys in hand. Shoes on. One last look at your dog before you head out, and there they are, wagging their tail like maybe, just maybe, this time you are taking them with you. Those hopeful…
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Welcome to our “Ask Dr. Paola” series, where every Monday we bring expert advice straight from Dr. Paola Cuevas (MVZ) to help our readers better understand their dog’s health and well-being. Whether you’re a new pet parent or a seasoned…
A funny-sounding word with a very serious meaning Your female dog is drinking more, panting, lethargic, and you know something just isn’t right. Never ignore that feeling. You know your dog better than anyone else, and if you think something…
In this article View 10 moreShow less On July 5, 2025, I said goodbye to my best friend. His name was Thor. It’s strange how a year can pass so quickly and yet still leave you feeling like a part…
Most dogs don’t need much encouragement to finish a bowl of food, which makes it especially curious when one or two pieces of kibble are consistently left behind. It can happen meal after meal, with the same tiny piece sitting…
