Is your pet struggling to poo? Is he constipated or simply too distracted when you’re out and about to go about his business? If he is sniffing around and just not doing his business, much to the frustration of both you and your furry friend, then you may be looking for effective ways to make … Read more
Ticks are parasitic insects that come in a frustratingly wide array of shapes and sizes. And tick bites, although often harmless, can cause serious illness in both dogs and humans. Not all tick-borne diseases in dogs have a vaccine, so preventive tick products are crucial. Early treatment is effective, as it helps determine the symptoms … Read more
When a female dog (dam) gives birth to her puppies, that’s what you call whelping. Most mother canines are capable of delivering their litter without any help, but if you’re a breeder or you have a girl pet, it’s good practice to know the whelping process so you can assist the mommy pooch if needed. … Read more
We tend to focus on the cuddles, bonding, and “ahhh so cute” moments of dog ownership. But, part of our responsibility as pet owners means taking care of the health of our beloved fur babies as well. Today, we are going to discuss a highly common health issue. Let’s take a look at dog vaginitis … Read more
A dog’s skin depends on the hair and oils on it to keep it in good condition.
Known as JRD, Juvenile Renal Disease is a regretful diagnosis for any canine. It’s a degenerative disease that involves the incorrect development of the kidneys. Because kidneys are necessary for dogs to function correctly, this disease almost always ends in death, usually before the dog turns 2 years of age. In this article, we’ll look … Read more
A dog’s kidneys are similar to a person’s. They control the level of toxins in the blood and work as a filter to remove wastes. They also help control other things, like blood pressure, calcium levels, and other mineral levels. When their kidneys fail, it’s usually life-threatening. So let’s take a look at the symptoms … Read more
While occasional vomiting in dogs is considered normal, dry heaving is not. What looks like an attempt to dislodge something from their throat can sometimes be sinister in nature. Below, we’ll explain what causes dry heaving and how you can help alleviate your dog’s symptoms or if you need to bring your dog to the … Read more
Research on canine hip dysplasia (CHD) suggests it is a more complex disease than was first thought. There are no simple answers or solutions to the problem.
Sometimes what’s more important than the breed of the pet is the management of mild pet allergies. Here are some expert tips that can help.