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One of the biggest challenges of having a new puppy at home — aside from the pee pads and chew marks — is making sure they get all of the early veterinary care they need. A new puppy needs a list of ...

This story was produced by Billie Pollisotto and distributed by Next Net. Your dog has just come home from the vet, groggy and wearing that cone of shame, and you’re determined to help them bounce ...

For decades, veterinary professionals have been encouraging pet owners to spay and neuter their pets, highlighting the benefits these procedures provide. Spaying can help lower the chance of your pet ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Myths about spaying or neutering are everywhere. You’ve probably heard a few. That a neuter surgery will make your ...

Health risks, behaviors, and long-term wellness are not the same in a neutered vs. an unneutered dog. Veterinarians frequently advise that neutering your dog can help lead to improved health services ...

According to two large sample investigations, there appear to be some surprising and undesirable behavior changes in dogs who are spayed or neutered. If you believe many of the websites maintained by ...

New data, which is bound to fuel the controversy over the benefits versus the health costs of spaying and neutering dogs, has just come out of the Center for Exceptional Longevity Studies at the ...

This article was reviewed by Dr. Sarah J. Wooten, DVM, CVJ. Key points Spaying and neutering can benefit your dog’s long-term health and reduce pet overpopulation in shelters. These surgical ...