What do dog paw pads do? A dog’s paw pads are pretty incredible. An intricate mix of muscle, tissue, ligaments, tendons, collagen and keratin, paw pads protect doggy toes and feet from getting torn up. They provide support for joints …
Go for a Stroll in the Forest Germany isn’t entirely about cities and industrial factories, there’s also plenty of natural landscapes that still stretch across the country, including plenty of forests. A walk for the forest is a great outing …
What sort of equipment do I need? Forget the leash and collar if you want to burn some serious calories with your dog. Collars can compress the trachea (windpipe) when pulled, causing difficulty breathing or even a neck injury. Choke …
What to do if your Dog is Yelping and Shaking When your dog begins yelping and shaking, you need to stop and assess the situation. If you feel your dog is in need of medical attention, contact your veterinarian immediately …
Speak with your veterinarian about your concerns. Have a frank discussion with your vet about surgery and share any concerns you have. Veterinarians are well aware that anesthesia and surgery can be life threatening for any animal and want to …
by Busters_Mum Mon Aug 06 2012, 12:52Pit bull type is banned in the UK – so any dog of any breed that has certian measurements and looks. They can be put on an exempted dogs register (I think its called, …
Step #4 – Dispose of the cotton ball and dampen a new one. Repeat wiping his eye gently until the eye matter is removed and he can open his eye. Wipe underneath the eye with a new damp cotton ball …
What Age Can I Give My Puppy Treats? The first few weeks of a dog’s life is when his General Intestinal Tract is undergoing a lot of changes. The puppy has to adapt during weaning and, for a while, really …
DOG ESSENTIALS Fab 4 – Four natural essentials to keep your dog healthy. Quickly and easily create a natural meal plan for your dog. Dr. Peter Dobias, DVM has 30 years of experience as a veterinarian. His love of dogs …
Cows, sheep and dogs increased their activity before tremors, seemingly reacting, in part, to one another Nancy Averett writes about the environment and social science from Cincinnati, Ohio. Her work has appeared in Audubon, Sierra, Discover, and elsewhere. Credit: Nick …