Dog Health Tips & Information

Dog diarrhea is caused for numerous reasons including stress. Common stressful situations that can trigger gastrointestinal (GI) upset in a dog include adoption, boarding, separation anxiety from their owner, changes in the household or environment

You thought you were the only one in the family with high blood pressure? Dogs can suffer from hypertension, too, even though they often show no obvious clinical signs.

Learn what you can do to promote your dog's dental needs.

Discover the ways to form healthy habits and prevent dog obesity.

Normal wear and tear on joints occurs daily. Cartilage protects your dog’s bones and joints from the friction caused by everyday movement. Natural glucosamine—a building block of cartilage tissue—can help maintain cartilage for healthy joints and mob

Different stages of your dog’s life require different types of dental care. Read Purina’s guide to caring for puppy teeth, adult dog teeth, and senior dog teeth.

Spaying or neutering your dog is an important way to reduce pregnancy and behavior problems. Learn about the procedure and how to help your dog after the surgery.

Is your dog’s poop abnormal? Learn about the science behind dog poop including what color, smell, texture and size can mean and how to promote your dog's digestive health.

How long are dogs pregnant? Learn from Purina experts about the dog gestation period, what you can expect during dog pregnancy and when they give birth.

As we’re spending time at home, some pet grooming services aren’t available. Here are practices you can try at home to keep your dog feeling his best.

Gastrointestinal disease is one of the most common reasons dogs are brought to their veterinarian. There can be a wide range of symptoms of dog digestive problems, including:

Changes in diet, dehydration and stress can all cause constipation in dogs. Learn the drivers and symptoms of your dog's constipation, and how to remedy their discomfort.