One of the most fun answers to the question of “Why is my dog sneezing so much?” is that he’s likely trying to tell you something! In some cases, sneezing might simply be a normal part of the way your ...

Cold air, dust and autumn walks can turn a harmless atchoo into a nagging puzzle for worried dog owners. A quick sneeze now ...

Cold mornings, radiators humming, and a chorus of snorts from the sofa raise quiet doubts in countless British homes. As ...

If you suspect your dog does have allergies, Teich said it’s always safer to bring your dog into the vet earlier than later.

As pet owners, we know how unsettling it can be when our dogs are under the weather. Respiratory illnesses in dogs can range from mild coughs to more serious conditions like pneumonia. Just like us, ...

When you sit to reason your pet’s itching, more often you find parasites such as fleas to be the culprit, but it’s not always ...

Pet owners are being urged to monitor their dogs closely for symptoms as a highly contagious disease in canines is on the ...

A. In most cases, sneezing is the body’s way of expelling an irritant from the nose. It also can be a reaction to allergies. But many other things have been shown to cause people to sneeze, including ...

The good news: You’re finally ready (emotionally, financially, spatially) to get a dog. The bad news: Your family is allergic. But that doesn’t mean that Myrtle the Turtle has to be your only option.

No one enjoys having a runny nose—and that includes your dog! Just like humans, dogs can develop runny noses for a variety of reasons. Before you worry, make sure it’s truly a runny nose. A dog’s nose ...

This week we've seen a dog making the tough decision of which "annoying toy" to play with, and a Labrador's hilarious reaction to a life-sized dog decoration. We've also been enjoying funny pictures ...