Preventive care plans or wellness plans are great ideas for for your dogs. Learn how these smart investments can help keep your dog healthy for years to come.

Beginning at around age 7, many dogs enter their senior years. At this stage, dogs often begin to develop diseases common to their senior-human counterparts.

Titer tests are gaining awareness and popularity among dog parents, but what are they and why should you care? Find out what they're commonly used for and how they might help your and your veterinarian.

Learn how to help your senior dog become more active and healthy through exercise and playtime.

If you're caring for a senior dog, there's more to watch out for than ever before. Learn some easy tips that can make a huge amount of difference in your dog's life.

Is the hair on your retriever’s muzzle now a lovely shade of gray? If so, it’s likely that some medical issues have accompanied your dog’s aging process. Learn how to manage your senior dog's care with medication using these ten tips.

There is great big spectrum of colors for your dog's urine. Learn why, and what these colors mean.

Unsure about how to remove a tick the right way? Learn the right steps from Dr. Mike Paul.

If a tick's head gets stuck in your dog, don't panic. Learn what Dr. Paul recommends.