On this podcast, an expert dives into whether we can help our dogs live longer—and what dog research could teach humans about aging.

The most common type of brain tumor in humans and dogs—called meningiomas—are extremely similar genetically, researchers report.

Researchers have created a simple, noninvasive, rapid screen to detect the presence of cancer in dogs.

A mobile phone-based facial recognition app for dogs could significantly improve rabies vaccination efforts in Africa and Asia.

Dogs exposed to cigarette smoke may have six times the risk of developing bladder cancer, a new study shows.

Even short-term fostering programs at animal shelters vastly improve dog adoptions, a study finds.

It may not come as a big surprise, but dogs would rather have food than a toy.

Veterinary students pick up on cultural attitudes about dog breeds and pain—attitudes that aren't always in line with research findings.

Hesitancy towards COVID vaccines extends to pet vaccinations, as well—and at worrying levels, researchers report.

During a new swallow study, 75% of dogs with respiratory disease had one or more digestive tract abnormalities.