Are you thinking of giving your dog cranberries for a stubborn urinary tract infection? Here’s the deal: Contrary to popular belief, the juice does not actually increase urine acidity. Basically it’s a myth that cranberries can cure a UTI or Read More …
Learn about Cefdinir use for pet dogs. We go over the possible side effects and other key considerations concerning this prescription antibiotic.
Are you wondering if Azo can help your dog with a urinary tract infection? Straight to the point: The Standard, Value Size and Maximum Strength versions are too dangerous. Anything with phenazopyridine as the active ingredient is off limits to pets. Read More …
Though mostly self-sufficient, your dog’s ears should be cleaned routinely. Done correctly, it’s an excellent habit to get into! As far as ear trouble goes, it isn’t unheard of (no pun intended) for dogs. But seriously… Bigger breeds are more Read More …
Are you wondering if Imodium is safe and effective for dog use? Good news! This anti-diarrheal has long been given to animals. For pets and people alike, it works just the same by slowing down digestion and giving the small Read More …
Diflucan is a synthetic anti-fungal medication that vets do use for stubborn yeast infections and even blastomycosis. So, yes, this drug (generic name Fluconazole) is given to dogs. It delivers a knockout punch — particularly for Candida. But before we Read More …
Cephalexin is a broad-spectrum antibiotic used for various types of bacterial infections including those of the upper respiratory tract, urinary tract and even the skin and bones. You’ll be happy to hear the drug AKA Cefalexin, when given correctly, is fairly Read More …
Everyone knows garlic is very healthy, but does this also apply to dogs? The truth is this: There are potential benefits for fully-grown animals but, at the same time, harm is also possible. Though there are downsides to feeding your dog Read More …
Pink Eye is bad enough. Do you also need to worry about giving it to your dog? Conjunctivitis, the condition’s actual name, is unfortunately a concern for canines too. Pink Eye is certainly contagious whether its origin is viral or bacterial. Thankfully Read More …