What to Do If Your Dog Has Dry Nose
A healthy dog's nose is naturally moist and cold but does a dog with a dry nose mean that your pet is sick?
There are...
Leukemia In Dogs: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments
Although no one likes to think of the worst with our furry companions, cancer in dogs is more common than we realize.
Leukemia in dogs...
How to Prevent a Dog Heart Attack
It may come as a surprise to some, but dogs can suffer from heart attacks similar to humans. A dog heart attack can cause...
30 Ways to Entertain a Bored Dog
A bored dog is a “naughty dog” if for no other reason than they will find a way to entertain themselves if you fail...
My Dog Ate Rubber: Potential Risks And What To Do
Dogs are very curious animals. But sometimes, they can get a little too curious and eat something they are not supposed to.
This is especially...
Your Dog Ate Plastic? Here’s 6 Steps You Must Do Immediately
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Dogs can eat plastic because of several reasons, either medical or behavioral.
- Dogs cannot digest plastic; either they vomit/poop it or they...
Are Tennis Balls Bad for Dogs?
Tennis balls may just be our dogs’ favorite things after “chicken.” Nothing brings them as much joy as chasing after tennis balls and totally...
10 Human Foods Dogs Should Not Eat
A canine body and a human's body just don't work the same way, but try telling your dog that!
Much as it's tempting to give...
Dog Tooth Extraction Recovery
When your dog has dental disease, it can lead to tooth extraction, just like us humans. If it leads to that, here, you will...
Progressive Retinal Atrophy In Dogs
Have you noticed that your dog has night blindness? Or are they bumping into objects that they usually don't? If that's the case, this...
9 Tips on How to Prevent Shedding in Dogs
As a dog lover, your clothes, bed, furniture and even your car have probably accumulated a thick layer of dog hair. While this may...
Ask a Vet: How to Put an Overweight Dog on a Diet?
In recent years, dogs - just like their human counterparts - have become more and more overweight (1). In fact, studies show that canine obesity...
