Olives seem like a harmless enough food for dogs. But is that actually true? Good news! Your furry friend can be fed a small amount of this bite-sized Mediterranean snack. Olives aren’t toxic. With that being said, it is important Read More …
It’s normal for a pet dog to occasionally experience constipation. On the other hand, it could be concerning if a best buddy hasn’t had a bowel movement for 2 or 3 days. If so, your dog’s chronic constipation could be Read More …
Read this before sharing Cheetos with your dog! Fake cheese, processed whey and industrial oil are just a few reasons to question this junk food!
Are you thinking of sharing some avocado with your pet dog? Are you worried about what could happen? Obviously this fruit is healthy, but the ASPCA says there’s toxicity for animals with horses being especially at risk. Here’s the deal: Read More …
Can Miralax be given for canine constipation? Yes, in fact, this laxative softens stools for animals too and vets sometimes utilize it. With that being said, you’ve got to learn as much as possible (because there are risks). In most cases, a Read More …
Everyone knows garlic is very healthy, but does this also apply to dogs? The truth is this: There are potential benefits for fully-grown animals but, at the same time, harm is also possible. Though there are downsides to feeding your dog Read More …
Mineral oil makes bowel movements less straining, but can this substance also be used on dogs? Here’s the deal: Mineral oil is effective for canine constipation too, but overuse can result in nutritional absorption. Also known as Paraffinum perliquidum, there Read More …
Are you thinking of feeding your dog some salmon? Here’s the deal: The nutrients are super beneficial, but there are also serious concerns when it comes to canine consumption. This particular fish, while very healthy, can also be extremely poisonous Read More …