Are you thinking of giving your dog distilled water? Is hydrating in this way a good idea? Here’s the deal: If your water source contains impurities or other harmful contamination, using distilled water makes sense — at least in the Read More …
Some folks depend on muscle relaxers to get them through the day. But are these types of meds safe for dogs? After all, there are times when canines need this sort of pain relief too. The truth is veterinarians do Read More …
Doxycycline is a well-known broad spectrum antibiotic that vets often prescribe for dogs with Lyme disease, UTIs and many other types of infections. That’s right! Doxycycline works on animals too. With that being said, some pets react poorly to it. Read More …
Mucinex reduces congestion, sinus pain, throat phlegm and most other cold symptoms. But is it safe enough for dogs? Here’s the deal: While this cold and flu medication also works for animals, it should not be used for what could Read More …
Most dogs don’t experience bad symptoms, but some are sensitive to Diphenhydramine. It’s a powerful drug (despite the over-the-counter status).
Are you thinking of giving your dog Motrin to relieve persistent pain? First off, this well-known medication is simply a trade name for Ibuprofen. In any case, using it on a pet can be tempting since it’s a readily available Read More …
Diflucan is a synthetic anti-fungal medication that vets do use for stubborn yeast infections and even blastomycosis. So, yes, this drug (generic name Fluconazole) is given to dogs. It delivers a knockout punch — particularly for Candida. But before we Read More …
Are you wondering if it’s okay to give your dog some milk? Whether drinking it is healthy, even for people, is subject to endless debate. Putting that aside, let’s start with an undeniable fact: Puppies begin consuming their mothers’ milk Read More …
Many of the active ingredients in OTC decongestants are too dangerous for dogs. Learn the brand names that can and cannot be used on canines!