
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Owners often get conflicting info about their dog’s vitamin C needs. First off… While it is obviously healthy, rarely do canines require extra. The thing is your dog actually produces their own vitamin-C! People typically require this vitamin much more Read More …
Diclofenac works well to relieve swelling and pain caused by inflammatory diseases. And that explains why owners often ask if this drug is safe enough for their dogs. Here’s the deal: Going it alone, with leftover Diclofenac, is a bad Read More …
Perhaps your dog has a persistent pain problem and you are wondering if Panadol is a safe enough option? Here’s the deal: It is true that Panadol can provide short-term relief. But, without your vet’s instructions, this drug is too Read More …
Are you wondering if Neosporin can safely be used on your dog? First the good news: Bacitracin works on animals too—this topical antibiotic speeds up the healing process of minor cuts, wounds, scratches or scrapes for people and pets alike! Read More …