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1 Cat Bites are not Half as Dangerous as Dog Bites Dog bites have dramatically risen in number and severity in the past four decades. The average number of people dying from dog bites every year is 35. Even mild …
Reviews & Rating DreamBone may sound like the products of your dreams, but let’s take a look at some reviews and see how their products have held up to the company’s promises. While there are mostly positive reviews, some customers …
Medicated Shampoos Medicated shampoos work well for some canine skin conditions, but are especially helpful for treating hotspots. Clipping the hair away from the sore area gives you better access before washing. Most medicated shampoos have drying agents or antiseptics …
They Look Great But Are Always Hungry Using the guidelines on a commercial pet food label should be a starting point for deciding how much to feed your dog. If they seem hungry all the time, you may need to …
Do I Need to See the Vet or Go to the Emergency Animal Hospital? Pet owners who attempt to treat this at home won’t want to write off the possibility of taking their dog to a vet or an emergency …
Let Your Dog Rest Your dog will need rest to allow a scar to form over the disc material. This is the most important step as you want your dog to heal properly. If you allow exercise too soon and …
A Medicare set-aside is a custodial account intended to cover future, injury-related expenses so that Medicare does not have to pay for them. Instead of spending ones settlement money on this or that, a portion of it has to be …
Step Adjust Your Training Tactics To The Cause The Attention Seeker Dogs who whine for the sake of attention have often learned that they can get away with this behavior. If you have an attention seeking dog, then try ignoring …
What are signs of your dog dying? How Do I Know When My Dog is Dying? Loss of coordination. Loss of appetite. No longer drinking water. Lack of desire to move or a lack of enjoyment in things they once …