Zinc is an important mineral and dogs also need it to be healthy. With that being said, too much can actually be harmful. Are you wondering if it makes sense to supplement? Here’s the deal: Under normal circumstances, keeping zinc Read More …
Can anxious dogs be given Diazepam? It’s a great question because this sedative medication, AKA Valium, would seem to be useful for certain stressful situations (ie. fireworks and thunderstorms). But is it safe enough? Here’s the deal: Being a powerful Read More …
Many dog owners like to keep a pink bottle called Pepto Bismol on hand. The reason is simple: It works well for upset stomach, indigestion, diarrhea and even nausea. But is this bismuth subsalicylate brand really safe enough for pets? Read More …
Curry for a canine doesn’t make sense, but turmeric does! Yes, you can share this wonderful spice with your dog. It happens to be beneficial (especially for arthritis). While feeding Fido spices is normally not a good idea, turmeric is Read More …
Are you researching NSAIDs because your dog is in some sort of pain? Do you feel frustrated or confused? If so, you aren’t alone! Just the sheer number these drugs can make choosing the right pain pill a downright daunting Read More …
Thinking of giving your dog Rolaids for acid reflux, heartburn, indigestion or gas? Canines certainly deal with their share of gastric issues. But does this type of “rapid relief” also make sense for four-legged friends? And what about side effects? Read More …
You’ll be happy to hear that giving your dog Pedialyte can make a lot of sense when they refuse liquids or are otherwise dehydrated. Water deficiency (or low electrolytes, like potassium or sodium) is a serious problem for pets. Insufficient Read More …
Does your anxious dog struggle with motion sickness? Are you wondering if Bonine can help? Good news! Meclizine hydrochloride (the active ingredient) is pretty safe for travel-weary canines. In fact, vets prescribe it all the time. Yup! Bonine has an excellent reputation. Read More …
Can Miralax be given for canine constipation? Yes, in fact, this laxative softens stools for animals too and vets sometimes utilize it. With that being said, you’ve got to learn as much as possible (because there are risks). In most cases, a Read More …