One of the best feelings in the world is scratching an itch. So much relief! Well, your dog feels the same way. Whenever you see your dog scratching, it’s because he’s itchy! Itchiness is normal, but sometimes it can be a sign of something more serious, especially if your pup is excessively scratching, or if you notice redness or swelling.

What can cause your dog to scratch so much? Some common itchy causes include:

• Fleas
• Food allergies
• Mange
• Bacterial infections
• Atopic dermatitis
• Fungal infections
• Ticks
• Lice
• Ear mites
• Yeast infections

It’s important you talk to your vet about your dog’s itchiness to rule out any of the above causes.

Who’s the toughest member of your family? Probably your pup! Dogs are tough, especially when it comes to dealing with aches and pains. Here are a few signs to look for, so that you don’t let them suffer in silence.   

Has your dog been acting weird lately? Is he moving funny? Is he lazier than usual? Is he suddenly unable to jump on the couch with you? Does he seem sad? If so,

One of the greatest feelings in the world is knowing you have a clean pup to go home to and snuggle with. Sure, it’s our favorite way of ending our day with a little bit of Netflix, too. While you’re lounging on the couch with your pup, you notice your dog is beginning to itch like he’s never itched before. Poor pup! With your dog scratching his fur off and temperatures getting noticeably hotter, one thing is for certain;