
Are you wondering if it’s a good idea to give your dog skim milk? First thing’s first: Despite the reduced cream and fat, it is still a dairy product. Yup! Skim milk contains proteins and sugars even after the removal Read More …
Are you wondering if it’s a good idea to give your dog skim milk? First thing’s first: Despite the reduced cream and fat, it is still a dairy product. Yup! Skim milk contains proteins and sugars even after the removal Read More …
Cake is a delicious dessert that your dog has probably had their eyes at one time or another. Straight to the point: Normally, sharing is not caring — too much sugar and other questionable ingredients! If you can, take the Read More …
Are you wondering if your dog can handle eating some cream cheese? Straight to the point: This spread is not exactly toxic, but that doesn’t mean sharing is smart. Eating cream cheese obviously won’t be beneficial for your dog. But Read More …
Bengay obviously reduces discomfort from bruises, sprains, backaches and even arthritis. But is this analgesic heat rub safe for dogs? Here’s the deal: Despite this topical cream’s over-the-counter availability, certain types of Bengay are a bit too risky for dog Read More …
Dogs often get skin-related allergies (especially when they spend lots of time outside). You want to know if Calamine lotion is safe. Here’s the deal: The main active ingredient is zinc oxide and, for that reason, we don’t recommend Calamine lotion 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 …
Are you wondering if Neosporin can safely be used on your dog? First the good news: Bacitracin works on animals too—this topical antibiotic speeds up the healing process of minor cuts, wounds, scratches or scrapes for people and pets alike! Read More …
Butter is obviously a dairy condiment and a classic cooking ingredient. It’s made from churning milk. There is also a heavy cream version. Whatever kind you have, regularly adding it to your dog’s meals is something you should avoid doing. Read More …