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15 Ways to Prevent Dogs from Chewing Furniture and Your Belongings
We’ve all been there - you turn your back for a moment or you leave your dog unsupervised, and you’ve lost a precious item...
Excessive Thirst in Dogs: Why Your Dog Drinks Too Much Water and What to...
It is normal for dogs to drink water during the day, but it might be a valid concern if you notice your dog drinking...
16 Tips on How to Find and Pick Local Dog Breeders in Your Area
Many future pet owners prefer getting purebred dogs, and will try to find local dog breeders with that purpose. There are plenty of reasons...
Excessive Panting in Dogs: What It Means & What You Should Do
Anyone who has been around a dog for any length of time knows that panting is normal dog behavior. However, how much panting is...
Can Humans Get Worms from Dogs?
When owners bring their dogs to my clinic to deal with worms, they will often ask, can humans get worms from dogs? The simple answer...
20 Things to Keep Dogs Warm in Winter
Whether your dog only goes outside for short walks or spends hours outside in the cold weather, you need to know these things to...
10 Cancer Causing Foods for Dogs
Did you know that many popular dog food brands feature harmful, cancer causing ingredients? These ingredients are cost effective for manufacturers, but detrimental for...
13 Science-based Ways to Deal With Worms in Dogs
Dogs can be victims of intestinal parasites known as worms. These parasites can cause mild symptoms such as stomach upset and diarrhea, but if...
How to Introduce a Dog to a Cat
If you already have a dog and you'd like to adopt a cat, you need to watch this video guide on how to introduce a dog to a cat.
10 Science-Based Dog Teeth Care Tips
The general rule of thumb is that, if it’s good for the owner then it must also be good for the dog. This is...
Worms in Dog Poop: What It Means and What You Should Do
Seeing worms in your dog’s poop is almost always a sure fire sign of a parasite infestation. However, that’s not to say that if...
Ringworm in Dogs: Prevention and Treatment
A ringworm infection is a parasitic infection that can befall your dog. Often mistakenly lumped together with worm infections such as tapeworms, roundworms, whipworms, hookworms, and others because of its name, ringworm is dogs isn’t actually caused by worms – instead, it is fungal infections.
