Hot, greasy and salty is how people typically like their french fries. That doesn’t sound so healthy because, well, it isn’t! Anyways, when it comes to dogs, how bad is this all-time favorite food? Here’s the deal: You’d be smart 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!
If you do it right, feeding your dog carrots is a great idea! Learn everything you need to know about sharing carrots with your canine!
Emetrol does a good job at alleviating nausea, vomiting and upset stomach. Many dogs often deal with these same issues — no wonder owners ask about this medication! Providing your pet with Emetrol isn’t such a crazy idea. That being Read More …
Does your dog have bad allergies? Are they itchy with runny eyes and/or sneezing? You want to know if Allegra can help so let’s get straight to the point: Vets do prescribe Allegra, but one version is off limits to Read More …
Celebrex (active ingredient Celecoxib) is primarily taken to reduce symptoms of arthritis. Are you thinking of using a leftover supply to help ease your dog’s aches and pains? Let’s start by pointing out something key: Despite this pharmaceutical being a Read More …
Giving your dog a bone seems like a no-brainer — because it is! Canines obviously love them but, for safety’s sake, you should be super selective. While there is a seemingly endless debate as to whether dogs can handle real bones, Read More …
Does your dog have a bacterial infection? Cipro may do the trick, but there’s much to learn about this antibiotic. Read this for your dog’s sake!
Are you thinking of giving your dog Zantac for gastric problems or ulcers? First, the good news: Overdoses and allergic reactions are pretty rare. And, until recently, Zantac generally was not considered dangerous — but that all changed after Ranitidine Read More …