Picture this: you’re enjoying a peaceful stroll with your beloved dog, when suddenly, they transform into a snarling, lunging ball of fury. You’re left puzzled, embarrassed, and worried about your once-tranquil companion. The truth is, aggression in dogs can be as confusing as it is concerning for pet owners like yourself. Worry no more, for … Read more
Life can be hectic, and sometimes even the most attentive pet parents can slip up and forget to feed their beloved canine companion. It’s only natural to worry about how this oversight might impact your canine pal. But fret not! In this blog post, we’ll explore the consequences of missing a meal, discuss how long … Read more
A month-old Pitbull puppy is too young to be separated from the mom and littermates. However, it does happen sometimes, and learning how to care for them is crucial in helping them become healthy and well-adjusted companions. If a puppy can’t stay with its mother and littermates until at least 8 weeks old, it’s essential … Read more
There are all kinds of permanent markers, and almost all pose a risk if left around your dog. Whether you want to draw on your dog or work in an area filled with markers, here’s what can happen if the dog eats one. Some permanent markers even have toxic ink, which is another danger. Let’s … Read more
Many dogs eat Pedigree because it’s a well-known dog food. However, some owners are concerned about whether it can cause seizures in dogs. So what’s the deal? There are no ingredients in Pedigree that may actively cause seizures or cause allergic reactions. Dog health is a mix of breed, genetics, and environment – dog food … Read more
You can shave an American Eskimo dog, but it’s typically not recommended because they need it to cool off and regulate temperature. Shaving them once a year shouldn’t be an issue, especially in getting rid of matting. However, avoid shaving them down to the undercoat. To minimize the risk, aim for a trim during spring … Read more
Stepping on our pet’s paw or tail happens to the best of us. If you did the same and wondered whether the puppy would be alright, the answer might depend on several factors. If the puppy is eating, drinking, and pooping normally, lets you pick them up without yelping, and shows no limping, they should … Read more
More than 85% of dogs have some form of dental disease. Rotten teeth are one of them. But what do you do when this happens? Should you pull your dog’s tooth at home? A veterinarian should extract the tooth using anesthetics, analgetics, and expertise. If you notice your dog frequently pawing at its mouth or exhibiting … Read more
Dogs get foreign objects into their eyes constantly, but sometimes you may see hair bothering them. So you’re asking yourself, what to do about it? The hair in the eye does not irritate or hurt the dog in most situations, as the usual tearing process removes the hair. You can remove it with a clean … Read more