Hair loss in dogs—known as canine alopecia—can show up as bald spots, thinning fur, or itchy, inflamed skin. Common causes include allergies, parasites like fleas or mange, ringworm infections, and endocrine disorders such as hypothyroidism or Cushing’s disease. Some breeds also suffer from genetic conditions like alopecia X or seasonal flank alopecia. This complete guide explains how to recognize patterns of dog hair loss, what a veterinarian will do to diagnose the problem, and the most effective treatment options to restore a healthy coat.

Sauerkraut, a fermented cabbage known for its probiotic benefits, is gaining attention as a health food for dogs. This white paper examines its potential advantages and risks for canine health.

Protect your pets from fleas and ticks this season! Learn tips for bonding with your dog and preventing infestations.

As a pet owner, you always want to ensure that your furry friend is healthy and happy. While there are various ways to achieve this, feeding your dog kefir is a great place to start. Kefir is a fermented milk product that contains live cultures of bacteria and yeast. This post will explore the benefits of including kefir in your dog's diet.

Learn effective techniques for potty training your puppy. Tips for pet owners with dogs and puppies. Inspired by Tyson.

The dangers of Xylitol for dogs and how pet owners can protect. Read on for tips and advice from Inspired by Tyson.

Find out if blueberries are safe for your furry friend! Learn about the benefits and risks of feeding blueberries to dogs in our complete guide.

Eye Infections can be a common issue for dogs, causing them discomfort and sometimes even pain. As a Pack Leader it is important to identify the symptoms.

Tyson my Olde English Bulldoggee found a centipede on the carpet. I was so scared he would be sting and even killed due to an allergy. But are centipedes dangerous to dogs?

When you make a decision to get a puppy; it’s a big decision. In most cases, it’s a decision that you're not prepared for.