The Miscellaneous Category covers issues unrelated to other categories found on the website but which also apply to dog ownership. Browse this category for unique topics.
If you and your dog spend a lot of time outdoors you know that keeping away pesky mosquitoes (and bugs in general) can be very frustrating. And, to complicate matters further, there are often harmful chemicals in most repellent products. Read More …
Dogs can have downright deadly smelling gas. Are you frustrated by your furry friend’s frequent flatulence? Want a solution to the stink bombs? Good news! Making adjustments to what your dog eats could be the fix. It is likely a Read More …
Has your dog been peeing on the floor lately? A weak bladder is, unfortunately, part of getting old. Just ask grandpa! But seriously, it’s fairly common for dogs to develop bladder incontinence. Luckily you can do something about it! Help Read More …
Are you a person who strictly avoids meat and wants to feed your dog the same type of diet? Is such an idea irresponsible? Potentially harmful? The truth is that switching your animal to vegan or vegetarian foods raises some Read More …
Do not feel guilty about letting your dog watch TV. Even vets agree that it has its purposes. Learn how to use television for your dog’s benefit!
Remember when Dolly, the sheep, was cloned? Since then, and with much less fanfare, lots of dogs have been given a genetic twin! Yup, it’s a real thing. In fact, not too long ago, Barbara Streisand had 2 of her Read More …
Does your dog ever try to eat grass while out on a routine walk? Many owners wonder about this seemingly odd activity because, after all, it happens to be very common. Turns out there are many different reasons why dogs Read More …
Canines are living longer these days and often times old age means suffering. The reality is people put down their dogs every day and for good reason. While it’s not pleasant to talk about, many owners search for a painless 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 …