Occasional or mild itching by itself isn’t too serious, but it could be a sign of a more serious condition when accompanied by other symptoms, Rosenberg says. He recommends that pet parents consult their veterinarian or seek the help of …
Pet travel from the U.S. to Korea – – A L E R T – – Rabies vaccines and tests Rabies vaccines must be current and given prior to arrival in Korea. Rabies vaccine is not required for pets under …
Do Australian Cattle Dogs Need a Job? The Australian Cattle Dog, or ACD/Blue Heeler, was bred for a singular purpose: herding. This breed was born when the herding dogs of the UK were bred with the Dingos of the Australian …
Train your dog to eliminate in one area. Some products, such as the Simple Solution Pee Post, are impregnated with pheromones to encourage your dog to pee on or near them. Designating an area for your dog to eliminate in …
Do dogs get depressed when in heat? Many owners are not aware that dogs can experience depression, just like people. Depression has many causes, including the heat cycle. Dog depression is similar to depression in humans. They will become withdrawn. …
Dealing with a cat or dog death: the options Your local vet will be well placed to deal with cat and dog death and handling their remains, and if you wish for it to be handled by them simply place …
A nice, peaceful nap in a quiet spot You may think your dog can sleep anywhere, anytime, but just because they can sleep through a six-year-old’s birthday party doesn’t mean they like it, Askeland says. And they definitely don’t like …
How to Stop a Dog From Scratching Leather Furniture Don’t let your dog on the furniture. Establishing your place as pack leader by refusing them access isn’t ‘mean.’ It’s training. Cover the couch with a piece of heavy-duty fabric. There …
Life Expectancy:12 to 16 years Australian Cattle Dogs are best for active, experienced pet parents. They need lots of exercise, so homes with large yards are a must. Blue Heelers also tend to do better in households with older children. …
So, it’s never too early to start familiarizing yourself with the potentially lethal plants in order to keep your pets out of harm’s way in the upcoming spring and summer months. And if you have any questions or concerns pertaining …