Dog Health & Care

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Why Do Dogs Scratch the Floor? 10 Vet-Reviewed Reasons Explained

Many behaviors we consider unacceptable, like aggression, are instinctive for dogs. Even if they are unacceptable, they still do them because of a lack of training. Scratching the floor is one of them. It is an indoor version of digging that usually happens outside. The problem is that it can damage the carpeting or hardwood

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Why Does My Dog Hump My Leg? 4 Reasons & Tips to Stop It

Even though we know dogs can show a tendency to hump, it’s one action owners rarely weather without a little bit of embarrassment. After all, everyone knows what humping means from a human perspective, so it’s almost impossible not to get a little red-faced when it’s your leg caught in the mix. Fortunately, many of

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What Is Telehealth for Dogs? Vet-Verified Facts & Info

Many people became familiar with telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic. Of course, telehealth existed before that, but it wasn’t used nearly as often. What exactly is telehealth? It is simply a term that encompasses all the ways technology can be used to deliver healthcare, information, and education remotely. You might have used telehealth in the

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Why Do Male Dogs Have Nipples? Explanation & 6 Possible Concerns

Have you noticed that even though you definitely have a boy dog (you’ve checked), you also couldn’t help but see the little nips hanging below, too. Do male dogs even have nipples? Why on earth would they? After all, they aren’t nursing a litter of puppies. In this article, we will explore the male dog

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Can Dogs Be Schizophrenic? Vet-Verified Mental Health Facts

Maybe your dog’s personality has suddenly done a 180. The sweet pup you cuddled with on the couch acts aggressive and perhaps growls when anyone approaches. The difference is so stark that you may wonder if your pooch is schizophrenic. Behavioral issues are problematic and the main reason behind around 10% of dogs being relinquished

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English cocker spaniel dog getting a bath

10 Best Deep-Cleansing Dog Shampoos in 2024 – Reviews & Top Picks

Bathing your pet is probably not your favorite task as a dog owner, and your pet probably fights you every step of the way. This can be especially frustrating when you have one that loves to get dirty, which makes getting a deep-cleansing dog shampoo essential so that you can, hopefully, space out bath times

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Can Dogs’ Legs Fall Asleep? Vet-Verified Facts & FAQ

We all know the tingling feeling that floods our legs when we sit in the same position for too long. This is known in the medical world as “transient paraesthesia,” though most people refer to it as their limbs “falling asleep.” Fortunately, the feeling that accompanies this phenomenon is short-lived and typically clears fast once

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Can Dogs Use Human Toothpaste? Vet-Verified Info & Facts

Dog owners know that if there’s one step of the grooming process where you can’t slack off, it’s dental care. Preventing periodontal disease takes dedicated brushing several times a week with a quality toothbrush and pet-friendly toothpaste. While you may want to try your preferred brand when your dog’s tube runs out, you should never

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How to Use Guillotine Dog Nail Clippers: Vet-Approved Instructions

You’re probably most familiar with standard scissor-style dog nail clippers but may have heard about guillotine-style dog nail clippers before. If you’re unfamiliar with them or just bought a pair but don’t know where to start with using them, you’re not alone. The name is a little intimidating, but that’s just a reference to the

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Military Dog Hearing Protection: How They Protect Their Ears (Vet Approved)

Dogs have keen senses. Their excellent sense of smell and ability to hear are utilized by the military in combat situations.  They can hear subtle sounds that humans cannot, which can be extremely useful.   They can also sniff out drugs and weapons much more quickly than we can locate them.  Working for the military

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Can Dogs Eat Cockroaches? Possible Health Risks & Care Tips

Whether your dog has recently eaten a cockroach, it’s happened before, or you’re just wondering, this is a likely enough scenario that you should know the facts. Depending on your dog’s temperament and, of course, the environment, they may rarely chase bugs or may do it whenever one presents itself. So, can your dog eat

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12 Best Joint Supplements for Dogs in 2024 – Reviews & Top Picks

If you have a dog with joint issues, like hip dysplasia or arthritis, then a joint supplement can help improve your dog’s quality of life by supporting the joints. If your dog has no joint problems, a joint supplement can help keep the joints healthy, although it’s not guaranteed. It’s important to talk to your

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My Dog Ate a Crayon: Should I Be Worried? (Vet Answer)

Dogs are known for putting anything in their mouths, including art supplies. This happens especially when they are puppies because they use their mouths to explore their environment. If your dog ate a crayon, there’s usually no need to worry, as crayons are not toxic to pets. That said, in some rare cases, swallowed crayons

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