Who doesn’t like eating melon! Cantaloupe, watermelon and honeydew are mouth watering. Most dogs love this refreshing and nutritious treat (especially in the summer). Fear not! It’s totally fine to feed Fido this fabulous fruit. A bit of melon won’t harm Read More …
Are you wondering if Ensure can help your dog put on weight? Pet owners often ask about this nutritional supplement because it contains plenty of protein, calories as well as vitamins and minerals. But the problem is that Ensure also Read More …
Metamucil is a fiber supplement that normalizes bowel movements, but does it make sense for dogs? You’ll be happy to hear this bulk-forming laxative can help your canine with constipation. That’s right. Metamucil is effective for dogs and vets do Read More …
Diclofenac works well to relieve swelling and pain caused by inflammatory diseases. And that explains why owners often ask if this drug is safe enough for their dogs. Here’s the deal: Going it alone, with leftover Diclofenac, is a bad Read More …
Milk of Magnesia is a very useful laxative/antacid for quick relief of abdominal discomfort, indigestion and especially constipation. But is this over-the-counter product safe enough for dogs? Here’s the deal: Magnesium hydroxide, the only active ingredient and a naturally-occurring mineral, Read More …
Finding a good diarrhea medicine for a dog is frustrating. For Fido’s upset stomach, or similar symptoms, the treatment options can make your head spin! Complicated canine bowel problems can’t be cured with conventional over-the-counter diarrhea meds. Mild cases sometimes respond Read More …
Midol was recently rebranded with a focus on PMS and menstrual cramps. This popular medication used to be more of an all-purpose fix for everything from headaches to fatigue, muscle aches and mild pain relief. In any case, are you Read More …
Can anxious dogs be given Diazepam? It’s a great question because this sedative medication, AKA Valium, would seem to be useful for certain stressful situations (ie. fireworks and thunderstorms). But is it safe enough? Here’s the deal: Being a powerful 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 …