Dog skin allergies are a lot more common than one would think. Fortunately for you and Fido, most are easily manageable and treatable. As always, it’s important to consult your vet if you think your dog has a skin allergy. The good news is that there are several things you could do to help out the allergy and make your pup more comfortable.

Like many animal lovers, you probably want to do more for the animals in your local shelter, but this may not be easy. Adopting one may be out of the question because of your personal circumstances. Even so, you can still do something for shelter animals without taking one into your home. Below are five ways to help without taking on the responsibility of adoption.

Food around the holidays is the FIRST thing on everyone's mind. A very close second on your mind should be food safety! Especially when your four-legged family members have joined the party.

It is especially important to be wary of the furry, four-legged family members because even small changes in weight have a larger impact on them.

Service dogs are some ofhumanity's most important partners in their fight against depression and anxiety. These dogs are trained to be reliable companions who can spot signs of difficulty when they arise.

Service dogs have numerous responsibilities. To make their job easier they may need equipment that functions well in a variety of settings.

When people, especially younger children, see a dog their initial reaction is to want to run up and pet them. Most of the time when you have a working dog, a vest helps to reduce the speed of oncoming individuals. But what about people who don’t have a working dog and their dog is simply reactive? Can they wear a vest too without being fraudulent?

Dogs of any breed or any size may find that kisses and hugs, pinching of their cheeks, or hands are thrown in their face as an invitation for a sniff can be alarming acts.

Essential oils aren't merely a trend. They've been used since biblical times, and are either ingested* or applied topically. Essential oils also offer calming and invigorating smells via aromatherapy. While they provide health benefits to humans, did you know that the majority of oils can also be used for your canine friends, too? Here's the 411 on essential oils and your dog.

Dogs better people and society in so many different ways. Did you know that there are over a dozen kinds of service dogs? That is a pretty impressive number, especially when you consider that that number doesn't even include therapy dogs.

When you have a service dog, it's important to have access to everything your dog needs. Service dogs frequently visit places that are off-limits to pets, and it's important for them to be properly recognized as service animals. This not only ensures that the dogs will always be welcome, but also helps identify them to curious passersby.

It’s always a relief to know we can do something to help those we love most. Advanced Cetyl M® Joint Action Formula for dogs is an amazing solution to your dog’s joint pain.