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Can dogs have cinnamon? Cinnamon for dogs has its benefits — but there are some things that dog parents should know about cinnamon for dogs.
What do you do if your dog won’t pee? A dog might stop peeing or strain to pee due to UTI, bladder stones, kidney disease or an obstruction.
Can dogs eat tomatoes? What about eat carrots, celery, avocados and corn? Learn what vegetables are safe for dogs, which are good for dogs — and what veggies dogs should avoid.
How much water should a dog drink exactly? The answer depends on a few factors like his size, what he eats, his age, exercise, the weather and any medications he takes. Here’s what you need to know.
Is your dog snorting? Is dog snorting normal for some types of dogs / breeds … or should you see a vet ASAP? We’ve got answers.
Is olive oil good for dogs? Actually, olive oil for dogs is a great way to enhance your canine companion’s diet and beauty regimens — among other benefits! Here’s how to best use olive oil for dogs.
Ever thought, “My dogs sleeps all day”? You’re not alone. How many hours a day do dogs sleep? If your dog sleeps all day, it might be normal … or not. We turned to the experts for insight into dog sleeping habits. This is what they said.
Hmm, have you noticed weird noises coming from your dog’s tummy? Is that dog stomach gurgling normal or do you need to see a vet? Find out.
What might mucus in dog poop indicate and is mucus in dog poop always a reason to head to the vet? Or is some mucus in dog poop normal?
Why do dogs chew their feet? There could be a couple of different issues at play — and foot chewing or licking in itself could create even more problems.
If your dog coughs after drinking water, let’s examine three potential health issues that could be at play and what to do about each.
Most dogs urinate every four to six hours, while puppies and senior dogs tend to go more frequently. So, is your dog peeing a lot and is it a cause for concern?
Can you tell when your dog is about to vomit? When is dog vomiting a reason to go to a vet? What if you need to make your dog throw up? We’ve compiled a few things to know about dog vomiting.
Oregano oil has tons of healing properties. Here’s how to safely use oregano oil for dogs to help combat ear mites, infections and other canine illnesses.
Is your pup irritable, gaining weight and avoiding your touch? These may all be signs of arthritis in dogs. So, what are the most common dog arthritis symptoms and how do you treat canine arthritis? Let’s take a look.
Regularly washing bedding will keep your pet happy and your home safe from contaminants.
Is your dog pacing frequently? Find out what can be causing you dog anxiety and stress.
What are the symptoms of kennel cough and does it warrant a trip to the vet? Is there any kennel cough vaccine? Here’s what you need to know.
Let’s talk pet insurance for dogs: what is it, should you get it, how much is it, does insurance cost more for purebred dogs and what does it cover?
Is your dog pooping yellow? Does he need a trip to the vet ASAP? Learn when yellow dog poop is a cause for concern — and what to do about it.
We know you’re thinking … sardines for dogs? Can dogs eat sardines? It turns out this flavorful little fish has big nutritional value for people AND dogs. Let’s talk about why sardines are good for dogs, how to feed them to your dogs — and a few words of caution when it comes to sardines for dogs.
In small amounts and situations, your dog won’t get high. But secondhand smoke in general is dangerous to pets. We take a look at smoking weed around dogs.
Does your dog suddenly have irritated or possibly infected eyes? Should you use medicated OTC eye drops for humans as eye drops for dogs? Please read this first!
How to help your dog when it is too cold for dogs, keep dog paws protected and stay away from winter time poisons.
The list of types of service dogs is constantly growing — as is the diversity of service dog breeds that help people.
Combating fleas? Soothing dry skin? Looking for a dry shampoo for dogs? There’s a simple homemade dog shampoo recipe for all needs.
If I had to choose the most misunderstood word in the dog nutrition vernacular, it would be “carbohydrate.” Mention feeding a dog “carbs” and you are likely to be met with a shocked retort such as, “But carbs are bad for dogs!” With the popularity of the “keto” diet (more on that trend in a future article), the poor carb has fallen even further from grace.
Of course, it’s ‘kennel cough!’ Chloe was at a kennel, and now she’s sick. I’ve researched dozens of blogs and consulted an online veterinary service, and they all agree. Now if you would simply write me a prescription for these antibiotics, I’ll be on my way.”
When it comes to food issues, your dog could have one or the other — with similar symptoms. Here’s
what to do.
Pancreatitis tops the naughty list of tummy traumas during the holidays.
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