Cough drops come in handy for humans, but what about lozenges for a pet dog? Here’s the deal: Cough drops, especially if they’re mentholated, should not be given to your dog. Sharing is a bad idea. The ingredients are questionable Read More …
Does your pet perk up from the smell of cooked bacon? That isn’t surprising. Many dogs recognize the aroma even before the frying begins! Unfortunately it’s a bad idea to share this type of meat. That’s right. You should consider Read More …
Epsom salt can help to heal wounds, alleviate pain and even reduce stress. But is this chemical compound, magnesium sulfate, beneficial for dogs too? Here’s the deal: Epsom salt is safe, but only if you prevent your dog from drinking Read More …
Are you wondering if Celexa is a safe antidepressant for dogs? First, it’s not uncommon for this SSRI to cause adverse effects in humans. And, unfortunately, this drug is even riskier for dogs. One thing is absolutely certain: Going it Read More …
Are you wondering if there’s anything wrong with canines occasionally eating cat food? You aren’t the only one! Lots of folks who own both a cat and a dog are curious about this topic. There are those insist the only Read More …
Are you wondering if mustard is safe for your dog? Whether or not it should be off limits is open for debate. Here is what’s certain… If you do share, it is important to limit the amount to a very Read More …
Are you uncertain about feeding your dog fat? Whether it’s good or bad idea really depends. Meat offcuts are obviously very different from feeding the type of fat that’s in processed junk foods. Be sure to stick to natural, meat-based Read More …
Learn why Dayquil is a combination medication that should not be used on your dog. Dayquil is off limits. Several other options exist for dogs!
Are you thinking of giving your dog Xanax as a way to calm them down? While some vets do prescribe this drug (generic name Alprazolam) to dogs for anxiety and insomnia, it is a practice that is questionable. We cannot, Read More …