Calling all dog fans! Did you know that there is an international holiday to celebrate your beloved canine? Every year, International Dog Day takes place on August 26th.

Did you know that August 8th is International Cat Day? (Cats: “Every day is Cat Day!”) Here are three things you may not know about our feline friends.

Did you know that August 8th is International Cat Day? (Cats: “Every day is Cat Day!”) Here are three things you may not know about our feline friends.

Many people love dogs as pets, but these animals are so much more than that. With the capability to be working animals, many dogs receive training to become official assistant pets for individuals with disabilities.

As our canine companions age, their needs and requirements change. Caring for a senior dog is not the same as caring for a young, energetic puppy.

Is your pet up-to-date on all of their important vaccines? August is National Immunization Awareness Month, so it's the perfect time to make sure your pet has everything they need to stay protected and healthy.

July 31st marks National Mutt Day every year. It is an opportunity for people to celebrate their mixed-breed dogs of every shape and size. Mutts offer the same love and companionship that any purebred could, which is why they deserve the same special care and treatment.

You can celebrate National Pet Fire Safety Day every year on July 15th. It started with the Dalmatians, who used to keep the horses pulling the fire wagon in line. Today, puppies are a staple of firehouse traditions and a reminder that pets also need a safety plan in case of a fire.

Sharks are somewhere beneath the heaving blue meadows of the ocean, swimming all around. Sometimes they swim close to shore, and during these scenarios, lifeguards will compel swimmers out of the water until they decide it's safe. This doesn't make sharks evil, though. They are simply the apex predators of the marine ecosystem. July 14th is Shark Awareness Day, and it aims to help people better understand these fascinating creatures.

Most pets experience skin conditions at some point in their lives. These may be due to various factors, ranging from infections to allergic reactions. While some issues resolve without treatment, others require vet care. The underlying cause will determine the best treatment. It helps to learn about common pet skin conditions that require a veterinary dermatologist’s expertise.