Straight to the point: Raisins, which are basically dried grapes, are absolutely off limits for your dog. What you’ve heard is true! And because this fruity snack turns up in lots of food recipes, you’ve got to be super careful Read More …
Maalox is an antacid that helps with heartburn, tummy aches, nausea and indigestion. Are you thinking of using it for your dog’s upset stomach? Here’s the deal: We do not recommend any version of Maalox in any dose. The problem Read More …
Straight to the point: Coffee could be downright dangerous for your dog. There’s actually no debate! Anything caffeinated should be off limits to animals. As a diuretic, coffee obviously cannot hydrate your hound. But more importantly, too much can be Read More …
Are you wondering if it’s okay to share a cold beer with your dog? We know this is a disappointing answer but, truth be told, you really shouldn’t! While a minimal amount is unlikely to cause harm, one should never Read More …
Are you considering sleeping pills for your restless pet dog? As you know, these powerful pharmaceuticals are easily poisonous. It is not recommended that you give your dog a benzodiazepine or any other sleep-inducing drug. The truth is that human-formulated Read More …
Do you want to share oysters with your dog? You’ll be happy to hear that feeding this type of fresh seafood is almost always harmless. Allergic reactions are quite a rare occurrence. Play it safe anyway! Strictly limit your pet’s Read More …
Worried about feeding your dog Nightshade foods? Canines prone to inflammation could be affected. Otherwise, Nightshades are healthy for hounds!
Does your best buddy ever beg you for bread? Straight to the point: Regularly sharing slices with your canine would introduce too many carbs. At the very least, keep this type of treat to a minimum. Besides, bread won’t provide Read More …
Are you wondering if mouthwash can improve your dog’s bad breath? Is this even a realistic idea? First thing’s first: Mouthwash needs to be thoroughly swished around and gargled for it to be effective. Unfortunately, your dog may swallow it. Read More …