Blueberries are obviously both delicious and nutritious. They are fantastic — it’s no wonder you want to share with your dog! Here’s the good news: Blueberries are healthy for hounds too. Want to toss your dog a few? Do it! Read More …
Are you wondering if your dog can take Ritalin for ADHD-like behavior? First thing’s first: There is unfortunately no veterinary equivalent to this well-known central nervous system stimulant ie. Methylphenidate. With that being said, Ritalin is sometimes prescribed to dogs. Read More …
Many people cringe at the thought of consuming internal animal organs. Your dog, on the other hand, probably doesn’t mind eating guts! In fact, Fido is likely already getting some animal innards. How’s that? Most dog foods contain internal organs. Read More …
CoQ10 is a coenzyme with powerful health benefits, but does this apply to dogs as well? First off, canines actually produce their own CoQ10! With the right vitamins and minerals, from regular chow, they do not require this supplementation. And Read More …
Lots of people take baby aspirin as part of a preventative health regimen. Does such a strategy make sense for dogs too? That’s a great question! Here’s what you should know: Low-dose baby aspirin can help your dog with short-term Read More …
Are you tempted to feed a tasty artichoke to your pet dog? Can canines chow down and also benefit from the amazing nutrients including vitamin C, folic acid, magnesium and fiber? There’s no doubt that this perennial plant bud is 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 …
Are you wondering if Lipitor can lower your dog’s cholesterol? Is is safe? Do canines even benefit from taking statin drugs? Those are excellent questions! Here’s the deal: Dogs are also prone to cardiovascular diseases, but it is high triglycerides Read More …
Learn why Viagra can be a life saver for some dogs. Pulmonary hypertension usually is not a problem for pets, but when it is Viagra can help!