The benefits of wet dog food Wet dog food is often more appetizing to dogs than dry, which can encourage picky eaters to get a full serving with nutrients. If you make your own dog food, this option can open …
Will dogs ever become a regular part of clinical practice? That is certainly what people imagine, but there are many reasons why dogs are not yet in your local doctor’s surgery — despite their accuracy. For example, receiving a diagnosis …
Reasons to consider a raised bed 1.) A raised bed provides firm, even, orthopedic support across your pet’s entire body. This can alleviate pressure on his joints and help protect them for the years to come. You can even find …
Recovery & Management of Clove Poisoning Recovery from clove poisoning depends on how much they consumed and how quickly they got treatment. The ASPCA Animal Poison Control estimates that 25% of poisoned animals recover within two hours, but 1 in …
What are the signs of aggression? Rescued animals tend to produce signs of aggression that correspond to their level of fear, frustration, anxiety, or resource possessiveness. Typical signs of aggression in dogs include: A still, rigid body Growls or snarls …
Steps to take after a dog bite Identify the dog and its owner Immediately identify the owner of the dog or the person who had custody of the dog when it attacked you. Obtain the names and addresses and request …
Symptoms of Abscesses in Dogs The symptoms of an abscess can depend on where it is located. For those in the skin, a soft or firm lump is the most common indication of trouble brewing. The area around the lump …
What should you do if your dog eats a towel? While our immediate response is usually one of shock, we need to get over it right away and assess the actual damage done. Figuring out the size of the towel …
Reason 3: Not Enough Mental Stimulation Sometimes exercising your dog is not enough and they still want to play with you all the time. Dogs need to work their minds just as much as they need to work their bodies …
Q. When my dog first greets someone, she shows all of her teeth and “smiles.” Some visitors mistake this for aggressive behavior, but she’s just very excited and happy. What is she doing and how can I explain it to …