The Barkyard

The holiday season is here, and during this cheerful time, it is extra important to follow these safety tips so your four-legged friend can avoid a trip to the emergency vet clinic and costly medical bills. Find out what festive holiday plants to avoid, how to keep decor festive -- but safe, and how to keep your furry family member calm as a cucumber during the hustle and bustle.

Yes, that’s right, we’re talking about seasonal allergies for dogs and cats. Similar to pet parents, the most common seasonal allergy symptoms for dogs and cats include congestion, sneezing, runny nose, coughing, watery eyes, red eyes, and head shaking. So what’s the best treatment for seasonal allergies? Can supplements help? Veterinarian and Zesty Paws spokesperson Dr. Ryan Rucker helps answer all of your questions about how to keep your pet feeling their best during allergy season!

You ask? We answer. Answers about one of the things every dog owner has to deal with—poop.

Find out why your dog is eating poop, how to prevent it and why your dog is not the only one doing it. 

Would you know how to protect your pet in an emergency? Follow these tips from a veterinarian to ensure your pet has everything they need to feel secure and safe before, during and after any crisis. When disaster strikes, having a plan in place and ready kit can make all the difference for the health of your pet!

Written By: Dr. Rucker, Veterinary Advisor for Zesty Paws When it comes to cats, most people think they’re low maintenance but that couldn't be f...