Are you thinking of feeding your dog some trout? Straight to the point: This type of fish can kill your canine. The fact is raw or under-cooked trout may expose your dog to Salmon Poisoning Disease (SPD) which, left untreated, Read More …
Are you wondering if onions are really that dangerous for dogs? It’s good that you’re checking first. Here’s the deal: It is 100% true. This particular vegetable is easily poisonous. You should consider onions to be toxic for your dog. Read More …
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 …
Most dogs, if given the chance, will at least try a mushroom or two. Are you reluctant to share? With so many fungal species, some being poisonous, lots of pet parents are understandably hesitant. So is this fleshy fungus food Read More …
Monistat is an anti-fungal medication typically used for yeast infections. While it can happen to any dog, certain breeds are particularly prone to candida outbreaks in and around the mouth, nose and ears. It’s unfortunate when it happens but Malassezia Read More …
Kale is a super food! This cruciferous vegetable is certainly very healthy, but does that hold true for a precious pet dog? Here’s the deal: You can share this veggie in small amounts. In fact, your dog can benefit too. Read More …
Fresh cherries are a super healthy snack, but what about for dogs? It’s a great question! The truth is there are pros and cons to canine consumption. Perhaps you want to know about the benefits or simply if sharing cherries Read More …
Find out which types of fish are best for pet dogs to eat. For example, sardines are great while salmon is risky. Learn more for your dog’s sake!
Ibuprofen works wonders for reducing aches and pains, but it is downright dangerous for your dog. That is the clear message we wish to send regarding this popular pain killer. Still, sometimes we get asked a question like, “How about Read More …