The tragic case of Cruz, a 2018 Westminster Kennel show dog who died a few days after ingesting rat poison, illustrates how deadly this type of poison can be for dogs, as well as the scary fact that in many cases, the symptoms don’t appear until a few days after a dog ingests it. There are various types […]
Dog Wellbeing
How To Treat Your Dog’s Mange Naturally
Stray dogs and dogs that roam with no supervision are very prone to get infected with mange. One solution is to know exactly where your dog is even if he is without lease by using invisible dog fences. If your dog has been diagnosed with mange – an inflammatory disease in which large numbers of mites […]
How to read your dog’s blood work
Reading your dog’s blood work Blood work? Yes, blood work. Bet you thought a visit to the vet was just for emergencies or vaccinations? Don’t worry, you’re not alone, a vast majority of dog parents rarely know when or how often their pooch should have blood work done, let alone do they know how to read […]
Beat the incoming summertime heat with these activities.
Pleasant activites when it is hot for you and your dog Is your pup like an otterhound, and has webbed paws ideal for swimming? Personally, my basset hound Lucy can’t stand water, but I know she’d enjoy a stroll on the beach. In fact, I know a lot of pooches and owners alike who dream of spending […]
How to treat your dog’s throat cancer
Fortunately, throat cancer is very rare in dogs. But unfortunately, some types of tumors in the throat can grow very quickly, and the prognosis is poor if they are not caught early. “The throat cancer symptoms are important to spot from the early stages of the disease, so that there are several treatment options and […]
