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Top 11 Actionable Tips To Protect Dog Paws on Hot Pavement
Unlike humans, canines don't wear slippers. So, how can you protect dog paws from the scorching heat of hot pavement?
If you live in a...
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Can Dogs Get Sick From Eating Cat Poop?
Do you live in a multi-pet household? Do you have a curious dog and a snotty cat? Oh, I'm sure this has happened once...
How Much Homemade Dog Food to Feed Your Dog
When talking with pet owners, I'm often asked, "How much homemade dog food should I feed my dog?" The answer isn't as simple as you may think.
30 Breeds That Are Good House Dogs & Perfect for Families
So, you and your family have decided to get a dog, but are unsure of what breed you want to adopt.
Purchasing a dog is...
Homemade Dog Food for Bladder Stones: 10 Recipes to Try!
Dogs can develop bladder stones or kidney stones in the same way humans do.
Kidney and bladder stones in dogs are very serious, painful, and...
How Much is Dog Heartworm Treatment in 2025?
Unfortunately, many dog owners underestimate the importance of dog heartworm treatment and the seriousness of this disease.
The truth is: heartworm disease in dogs can...
Skin Tags on Dogs: How to Prevent and Remove Them
Skin tags are small, benign growths that can appear on any dog of any breed, gender, and age.
Some breeds are more susceptible to them,...
Struvite Crystals In Dogs And Guidelines For a Special Diet
Dogs can develop stones like humans, and diet is a large part of therapy for struvite crystals in dogs.
Here, we will discuss the best...
Homemade Dog Ear Cleaner: 6 Easy & Natural DIY Recipes
For some dogs, cleaning their ears is one of the most important parts of grooming. It reduces the chance of ear infections and removes...
Dry Dog Poop: 7 Causes For Dry or Crumbly Stool
Did you just see a dry dog poop in your backyard?
The first questions that popped into your head might be "Is that bad?" or...
Did you know a dog’s normal body temperature is higher than a human’s?
It's normal for them to have a temperature between 101°F (38 °C)...
