Canine Bloat Archives – Top Dog Tips

6 Ways to Prevent and Treat Gastric Dilatation Volvulus (Dog Bloat)

6 Ways to Prevent and Treat Gastric Dilatation Volvulus (Dog Bloat)

Dana Brown, DVM - Oct 19, 2019

We all know that feeling after finishing a big holiday meal. You feel stuffed, and you probably regret eating that last piece of food....

4 Reasons Why Your Dog’s Stomach is Hard and What to Do

4 Reasons Why Your Dog’s Stomach is Hard and What to...

Shelly Graves - Aug 12, 2019

When your dog’s stomach swells or hardens, there may be a serious cause for concern, or it may just be a case of your...

How to Massage Gas Out of a Dog

How to Massage Gas Out of a Dog

Shelly Graves - Aug 6, 2019

Humans are not the only ones that experience excessive gas; dogs suffer from flatulence as well and can ultimately have worse gas than humans....

Five Reasons Your Dog Has Canine Bloat

5 Reasons Your Dog Has Canine Bloat and How to Prevent...

Latasha Doyle - Jul 1, 2016

To nobody's surprise, canine bloat is exactly what it sounds like – a bloated stomach that makes your dog incredibly uncomfortable. But unlike humans...

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The Detailed Puppy Shot Schedule

Puppy Shot Schedule: A Detailed Guide

Camden Savage - Jul 4, 2020

After you've adopted a young dog, one of the first steps is to come up with a puppy shot schedule. The puppy will need several...

15 Facts About Fear Aggression in Dogs

15 Facts About Fear Aggression in Dogs

Patrick Lumontod - Jul 4, 2020

While some breeds are more aggressive than others, certain instincts exist in all canines. So even though most dogs are affectionate and loving to...

The Dog Poop Color Chart Guide

Dog Poop Color Chart: What It All Means

Camden Savage - Jul 3, 2020

When you walk your dog, you always pick up his waste. What do you do if the doo-doo looks strange? It may be a...

How to Fix Your Dog's Noise Phobia and Loud Noise Anxiety

How to Fix Your Dog’s Noise Phobia and Loud Noise Anxiety

Latasha Doyle - Jul 3, 2020

Caring for a dog that is afraid of thunder, fireworks or other loud noises can leave you feeling helpless. The level of noise anxiety...

40 Tips On How to Make Your Dog Happy & Be the Best Dog Owner Ever

40 Tips On How to Make Your Dog Happy

Dom Naish - Jul 3, 2020

One of the first thoughts that new dog owners have is, how do I make my dog happy? Fortunately, due to the demeanor of...

8 Signs Your Dog Is Experiencing Joint Pain

8 Signs Your Dog Is Experiencing Joint Pain

Jackie Jurchenko, MSc - Jul 2, 2020

Early recognition, and limiting pain and distress are two key goals of proper dog care. Unfortunately, signs of joint pain in dogs are sometimes...

6 Tips for Cutting Your Dog’s Nails at Home

Katherine McKay - Jul 2, 2020

It's time to cut your dog's nails , but you're not sure how to do it. Your dog is fidgety, you've never done this...

8 Ways to Encourage a Lazy Dog to Exercise

8 Ways to Encourage a Lazy Dog to Exercise

Patrick Lumontod - Jul 1, 2020

Generally, dogs need anywhere from 30 minutes to two hours of daily exercise. Some large breeds, athletic/active breeds and working dogs will usually need...

Incontinence in Senior Dogs Guide

Incontinence in Senior Dogs

Latasha Doyle - Jul 1, 2020

Urinary incontinence is a condition where a dog is unable to hold their urine. Incontinence in senior dogs is a fairly common problem that...

9 Most Common Dog Eye Problems (How to Prevent and Treat Them)

9 Most Common Dog Eye Problems

Kelly Pebworth, VT - Jun 30, 2020

Dog eye problems are very common and in most cases it's just a mild inconvenience. However, certain conditions will be more serious and require...

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