Potential Infections Can Occur from a Dog Scratch Dogs walk on all four feet and dig in whatever they can find, which means dog nail beds are very dirty. They can harbor all sorts of bacteria and fungi that can …
What Colours might I see that I need to see a vet in my dog or cat? Please contact your vet as a matter urgency should your pets gums not be pink – the examples given are not exhaustive. Blue …
Overview of Naproxen (Aleve) Toxicity in Dogs Naproxen is a popular and effective over-the-counter medication available to treat pain and inflammation in people. For dogs, naproxen can easily exceed toxic levels. The most common cause of naproxen toxicity is a …
The once again follows Bailey (voiced by Gad) as he’s still living with Ethan (Dennis Quaid) and Hannah (Marg Helgenberger) on their Michigan farm. Though their son Henry has passed, his memory now lives through their daughter in law Gloria …
Expert Q&ASearch Co-authored by: Before you take in a dog with a high prey drive, consider whether you have enough space and time to devote to caring for the dog. Also keep in mind that a high prey drive dog …
How to Remove the Smell of Dog Pee Next you’ll want to remove–not mask–the source of the odor of pet urine using an odor eliminator product. While the stain may be gone to our noses, it no doubt remains to …
How should I feed pineapple to my dog? Pineapple is quite versatile when it comes to preparation and if your dog adores the taste, here are a few ways to turn the fruit into a dog treat. Remember that moderation …
Cost of Bandage Cast in Dogs The cost of treatment for fractures will greatly depend on the type of break and location of the injury and whether there is emergency care or specialized surgical care. A simple bandage cast for …
Get Your Puppy Used to Hats From the Start Because a dogs comfort with removable parts is largely informed in their formative years, hats—along with plenty of umbrellas, eyeglasses, masks, hoodies, costumes and other oddities people may wear—were always part …
New preliminary data offers insight into why we may find dogs to be so darn lovable. A study found that dogs generally have faster facial muscles than wolves—muscles that allow them to quickly react with more expression, similar to humans. …