Adopting a new puppy is an exciting time. From the day you bring your beloved pet home, you’re probably eager to shower them with love and special items. But while keeping your puppy happy with toys and treats is great, it’s much more important to take steps to maintain their health.

Our pets spend a large chunk of their days sleeping. Whether they’re curled up in bed beside us or napping throughout the day, cats and dogs enjoy snoozing. However, with a lot of sleep comes the risk of a few sleep disorders like sleep apnea.

There’s a lot that goes into taking care of a pet. Just like humans, cats and dogs are complex creatures that need a lot of attention. Unfortunately, the amount of care pets need sometimes leads owners to overlook a few aspects of their health and wellbeing.

Humans are no strangers to blackheads and zits. Acne plagues our skin for a number of reasons, and it can be difficult (and sometimes painful!) to get rid of. But did you know that pets can suffer some of the same skin afflictions?

From Pugs and French Bulldogs, to Dachshunds and Boston Terriers, to Papillons and Shih Tzus, small dogs come in a range of shapes and personalities. Although these small breeds differ in many ways, from their activity levels to their fur patterns, they also have many things in common. Unfortunately, a number of these are health problems.