A little more understanding.
Food, health and the everyday moments that bring us closer. Practical knowledge for life with cats and dogs, from the PARTNER Editorial Team.
Dog Care
Why Does My Dog’s Ear Trouble Keep Coming Back?
Recurring ear trouble needs a fresh look at the ear and its underlying triggers. Bring the treatment history instead of restarting old drops.
Why Does My Dog’s Ear Trouble Keep Coming Back?
Recurring ear trouble needs a fresh look at the ear and its underlying triggers. Bring the treatment history instead of restarting old drops.
Found a Tick on Your Dog? Remove It Promptly and Keep a Record
Check the places ticks hide, remove attached ticks promptly and tell the vet about later changes. Prevention and removal are separate tasks.
Found a Tick on Your Dog? Remove It Promptly and Keep a Record
Check the places ticks hide, remove attached ticks promptly and tell the vet about later changes. Prevention and removal are separate tasks.
My Dog Eats Grass. Should I Change the Food?
Grass eating alone cannot identify a missing nutrient. Notice the pattern, avoid treated areas and get advice when illness accompanies it.
My Dog Eats Grass. Should I Change the Food?
Grass eating alone cannot identify a missing nutrient. Notice the pattern, avoid treated areas and get advice when illness accompanies it.
Preparing Food Rewards for a Short Dog-Training Session
Choose an easy behavior, prepare suitable rewards and keep the session simple. Food works best as part of a clear, kind training plan.
Preparing Food Rewards for a Short Dog-Training Session
Choose an easy behavior, prepare suitable rewards and keep the session simple. Food works best as part of a clear, kind training plan.
Separate Flea Treatments in a Home With Cats and Dogs
Check species, age and weight before treatment. A shared home needs separate products, clear records and attention to grooming contact.
Separate Flea Treatments in a Home With Cats and Dogs
Check species, age and weight before treatment. A shared home needs separate products, clear records and attention to grooming contact.
Bringing a Pet Stool Sample to the Vet: Collection Questions That Matter
Ask about container, amount, freshness and storage before collecting. Keep each pet’s sample and collection time clearly identified.
Bringing a Pet Stool Sample to the Vet: Collection Questions That Matter
Ask about container, amount, freshness and storage before collecting. Keep each pet’s sample and collection time clearly identified.