Dog Care

Even though we all like our canine companions, we all eventually have to accept that they are not people. One such instance is when you watch in horror as your dog quietly and purposefully eats poop. You naturally want to know how to stop them from eating poop as your nausea subsides, and you accept that what you saw did … Read more

Allergies typically bring on dogs’ excessive paw licking to pollen; less frequent reasons for excessive licking include parasites, wounds, food allergies, and anxiety. What about claims that dogs lick their feet out of boredom? They might be bored, but they also have allergies, in experts’ opinion. Paw licking that is mild to moderate will be reduced by frequently washing your … Read more

We all have our favorite ways to explain why we should let our dogs use the couch, such as Many dogs, whether with us or alone, spend a significant portion of their lives on the couch. Unfortunately, a cost is associated with letting your dog enjoy napping on the couch. There is an unmistakable dog smell that the dog has … Read more

Mange is a highly distressing health issue that can cause your dog much suffering. If you don’t take immediate action, you can find yourself infected with the arthropods that cause mange. Fortunately, several mange treatments can solve the issue and make your dog feel better. You can also attempt a few over-the-counter medicines and at-home natural remedies in addition to … Read more

Puppies are a source of nearly inexpressible pleasure to dog owners, but they may be a lot of work for the first few months. Your puppy will consume an absurd amount of your time and energy; cleaning up a puddle on the kitchen floor (if you’re lucky; some dogs prefer to sprinkle on the carpet) is an everyday chore for … Read more

Although it’s normal for dogs to lick their paws as part of routine care, you should pay attention if they start excessive paw licking; for various reasons, dogs lick their itchy paws excessively. Finding out what is causing the behavior is the first step in getting dogs to stop licking their paws; the occasional paw licking issue can quickly be … Read more

Do you ask yourself, “Can you cut dog whiskers?”. You’re in the right place. When your dog’s fur or whiskers are cut or trimmed, they will eventually grow back; however, cutting your dog’s whiskers is extremely dangerous. Taking your dog to the groomer is similar to going to the hairdresser; every salon is unique, and the same goes for the … Read more

Dog prolapses are very painful for your dog.  Therefore, it’s normal that dog owners want to know how they can help their furry friends at home.  We only briefly cover how to heal rectal prolapses at home because it is not much you can or should do to help your dog at home. On rare occasions, put on latex gloves … Read more

Most dog owners don’t give much thought to their digestive systems, much less the basics of a dog’s digestive system. But we deal with the canine digestive system when we feed our dogs and take them outside to relieve themselves. What happens to kibble or canned food entering a dog’s gaping mouth and exiting the other end? How long does … Read more

Panting is a typical activity most frequently linked to a dog’s need to regulate body temperature. What should you do if you see your dog panting and pacing restlessly around the house or lawn? Besides cooling, a dog’s panting can have other reasons. Restless and panting are general signs that could point to various behavioral or physiological problems in your … Read more