Do you want to feed your dog some mango? Great news! This sweet yet nutritious fruit can be safely shared with your best buddy. Just don’t get carried away. A good policy is to feed your dog mango as an Read More …
Diabetes Mellitus has unfortunately become very common among canines. Do you suspect that your dog’s pancreas isn’t functioning properly? You can be proactive! It’s possible to check their blood, or urine, for signs of abnormal glucose or insulin levels. In Read More …
Are you trying to help your dog deal with anxiety? As you know, lots of human medications are quite dangerous which obviously makes them a bad option. So what is the best way to reduce an animal’s anxiety? The answer Read More …
So many pet parents don’t realize that their dogs also need sunscreen protection. A furry coat unfortunately won’t fully prevent sun damage while your best buddy enjoys the outdoors. While some view this idea as ridiculous, sunscreen truly does make Read More …
Vaseline is a legendary petroleum-based protectant that is said to improve scaly skin as well as dry or cracked paws among other uses for dogs. How great are the benefits? The effectiveness is actually debatable. What’s certain is that many Read More …
We all want our dogs to be with us for a long time. But, as they say, death is part of life. It’s a bummer. The time will come and we have to accept it. The good news is your Read More …
Tuna fish is loaded with plenty of lean protein. It’s no wonder your dog wants some! So is it safe for canines, or is there some reason to not share? You’ll be happy to know that tuna is A-OK for Read More …
Are you wondering if Brussels sprouts are safe for your dog? Great news: This food is healthy for hounds, not harmful! And while many people don’t enjoy this veggie, dogs usually are happy to chow down. Occasionally feeding fresh Brussels 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 …