Canine Cancer

It's devastating when your dog receives a cancer diagnosis. Your dog is a member of your family. But there is hope. Modern medicine has so much to offer, and there are things that you can do, too, to support your beloved friend's health and recovery. more »

The specific nutritional requirements of dogs with cancer still are unknown. Caretakers of dogs with cancer should remember that there is no diet or remedy that will work for every dog. Because humans have to guess what a dog is experiencing when he refuses food, determining the best course of action is difficult. more »

Wine and canines. Do they really mix? Oh, yeah—if you purchase one of various labels that support dog charities. Here are some popular wineries and the good deeds they do for canines in need—and a great holiday or year-round gift for your friends, relatives and yourself. more »

No—I haven't been saucing it up—I meant to say "yappy." A yappy hour is basically a happy hour that doesn't discriminate against canines. Yappy hours are a new trend that is becoming increasingly popular—it's a chance for dogs and their humans to schmooze/sniff, indulge in some hors d'oeuvres/treats, lap up some libations/H2o and kick... more »

A dog's diet is considered high in protein when more than 30 percent of its food consists of protein. Although avid hunters, dogs are omnivores like people and need a combination of meat, vegetable matter and carbohydrates to stay healthy. Eating too much protein can make a dog prone to severe health problems. more »