Tag: Dog Health
8 Signs of Aging in Senior Dogs
Old dogs require extra care and attention, but spotting signs of an aging dog whose health is deteriorating can sometimes be difficult.
Like humans, the signs...
6 Vegetables Dogs Can Eat According to Science
As humans, we know the value of consuming vegetables. They are packed with nutrition, vitamins, minerals, fiber and overall goodness that our bodies need....
How to Deworm a Puppy Yourself
Worms leach nutrients from your dog in order to survive. Worms are very common in young dogs, which is why every owner should know how to deworm a puppy yourself at home. Here's how to do it.
Grain-Free Foods for Dogs Cause Heart Disease, FDA Warns
FDA found evidence of grain free foods causing dogs to suffer from canine dilated cardiomyopathy even when their breed isn't predisposed to the condition.
Grain-free...
25 Ways to Manage Diabetes in Dogs [Infographic]
Diabetes is a disease of the endocrine system which manages everything including hormones, metabolism, growth, and development in the dog.
In the case of diabetes...
How to Improve Your Dog’s Sleep
Getting a good night’s rest can be an impossible task if your dog keeps you up at all hours. Dogs generally sleep more than...
Review: Pupford Joint Supplements for Dogs
Pupford is a line of chewable dog joint supplements that includes 4 different types, including puppies, adult dogs and senior pets. See if they're worth it.
How to Get a Dog with No Appetite to Eat
Sometimes illness leads to a pet losing interest in food. That's why every dog owner needs to learn how to get a dog with no appetite to eat.
The Vet’s Guide on DNA Tests for Dogs
Long before I went into veterinary practice, my first dog was a “pound puppy” — a stray that had been picked up by the...
7 Foods and Chews for Dog’s Dental Health (Backed by Science)
If you want to see pure bliss, look at a dog when he's chewing a bone or antler. It is good practice to inspect and clean your dogs teeth regularly, and feeding the best foods for dog's dental health is another important part of their dental care.
Dog Constantly Eats Inedible Things? Here’s What to Do
Dogs tend to explore the world around them with their senses, primarily with the sense of smell and, subsequently, taste. That usually leads to...
How to Tell If a Dog Has a Fever
It's best for you to learn how to tell if a dog has a fever instead of just guessing based on the condition of his dry, warm nose. Here's how to do it.
