It’s true that Tylenol can be downright deadly for your dog. No doubt about it: This popular over-the-counter pain killer is easily poisonous. When it comes to Acetaminophen, the active ingredient, your buddy’s liver is particularly vulnerable. Keep reading for Read More …
Your pet pooch will probably pounce for a plum if given the chance. Good news! With some basic precautions, your dog can partake in this fabulous fruit. First and foremost, be sure to always remove the plum’s pit. Doing so Read More …
Crunchy Fritos are certainly delicious, but how about sharing with your dog? As you’ve likely suspected, it’s not a good idea. For one, deep-fried Fritos are very high in unhealthy fat (it makes up more than half the calories). A Read More …
Peaches are popular and it’s likely your dog has salivated over this delicious fruit at one time or another. You’ll be happy to hear that canines can be included! With a bit of knowledge, sharing a peach is perfectly fine. 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 …
It’s very tempting to feed your dog broccoli when you consider the valuable vitamins and minerals it has to offer. You’ll be happy to hear that sharing is a great idea! While dogs don’t require green leafy vegetables, that doesn’t Read More …
Cortisone, a well known corticosteroid, is a treatment option for a wide range of ailments. Are you wondering if your dog can benefit from taking this synthetic steroid? As a matter of fact, veterinarians prescribe it for allergies, joint pain Read More …
Dogs obviously get the occasional fever (particularly when they have an infection). The first thing you should know: Over 104 degrees °F is concerning for a canine. And (if that’s the case) you’d be right to be worried. A furry Read More …
Arrowroot comes in handy for bowel issues, but what about for dogs? First the good news: This powdery substance is not known to be dangerous for pets. Whether you are interested in arrowroot as an ingredient in treats or as Read More …