Expert pet care advice for every stage of life

Acral lick dermatitis in dogs is a skin condition that could signal a larger problem. Learn what to do if you notice your dog is licking excessively.

Eating salt can be toxic to pets, so it’s important for parents to know what their dog or cat is eating or drinking, and when to contact a vet if something doesn't seem right.

It’s common for dogs to eat grass, but is it actually safe? It turns out it depends on how much grass a dog ingests.

Your vet may want to run blood work for a variety of reasons — here’s what pet parents should know.

If your dog’s pupils seem to be different sizes, they may have anisocoria. Here’s everything you need to know about this condition.

Cauliflower is a great, nutrition-packed treat for dogs, but too much can leave their digestive systems upset.

Your cat’s breath may be signaling periodontal disease. Here’s how to know if your cat’s teeth and gums are healthy, and when to contact a vet.

If your dog or cat can’t urinate, it may be due to an obstruction, so you should contact your vet right away.

Pets can show their pain through body language or even whimpering for help. Here are some common signs that your dog or cat may be hurt.

Getting a hypoglycemia diagnosis at the vet can be alarming. Learn the signs and how to treat low blood sugar in dogs.

Yeast infections affect dogs’ skin and ears, but they each show different symptoms.

Many metabolic diseases can affect your cat’s way of life, here are some common diseases and how to spot them.

Your dog’s morning breath may be signaling periodontal disease. Here’s how to know when to contact your vet.

Which vaccinations does your dog or puppy need and what can you expect after he receives his first vaccinations?

If your veterinarian recently prescribed metronidazole for your dog, it’s OK if you have questions.

Conjunctivitis in cats is similar to pink eye in humans, but the causes may be different.

Dogs can eat cooked spinach, but may have trouble digesting it raw.

Learn more about which beans dogs can eat and which they should avoid. If your pup eats something they shouldn't, Fetch has you covered.

Lettuce can be a non-toxic, low-calorie snack for your pup.

Have you ever wondered how your dog sees the world? Here’s a hint: Dogs don’t see in black and white, but they don’t see all the same colors most humans do either.

Puppies are at risk for parvovirus before they’re eligible for vaccines, so what’s this common disease?

No, giving your dog Advil to treat pain is not recommended. Here’s why it's not and what you should do instead.

Cat asthma is, unfortunately, a lifelong condition, but there are a couple of ways you can manage it.

Specific movements of a cat’s tail can communicate different things. Let's decode the cat tail language of a wagging tail.