When you hear the term “hot spot”, you may think it’s a popular place to eat; but in the pet world, a hot spot is a painful ...

BCFC // Shutterstock Dog breeds losing popularity Trends of all kinds fade in and out of popularity, and that goes for dog breeds, too. Though the Labrador retriever was top dog among American pet ...

Those who lose weight more repetitively are at higher risk of hair loss, Rabito said, as well as those who have an underlying thyroid issue or micronutrient deficiency — typically in iron, B12 ...

Learn how to identify, prevent, and treat your dog’s hot spots. There are a few home treatments for dog hot spots, but for some cases you may want to see your veterinarian.

Shedding is a natural phenomenon in dogs where they eliminate damaged or old hair. Though it's completely normal, dog hair all over your house can become infuriating. Knowing how dog shedding occurs ...

Hair loss is a common concern that affects individuals of all ages and genders. Recognizing the early signs of a developing bald spot can be crucial in addressing the issue promptly.

Hair loss is common in dogs, but bare spots in his coat may be a sign of infection or disease. WebMD explains the symptoms of a condition you may need to treat.

Estelle Stoute's story of hair loss I started noticing hair everywhere—on my pillow, in the shower drain, clinging to my clothes—and the volume on my head was quickly thinning out. At 50, I ...

“Instead of losing hair for 3-4 months like last time + having permanent bald spots for 5 months, I only lost hair for a little over a month and my bald spots immediately started filling in.

For the third straight year, the French Bulldog has taken the No. 1 spot as the most popular dog breed in the United States. AP French bulldogs sat at No. 14 back in 2012 and made it to the No. 2 ...

Some discussed how the dog’s appearance had changed over the years. It added, "Shi Tong, a Yichang resident, said he knew he had seen the mountain before, and posted a photo he took of the ...

If your dog is a digger, fill holes and lay sections of chicken wire over favorite digging spots, then cover them with a few inches of soil. I’ve never met a dog that wasn’t deterred by wire.