Is lactose free milk safe for dogs? Does it ever make sense for a pet pooch? Truth be told, most dogs have trouble digesting sugar in regular milk due a genetic intolerance that becomes apparent following their puppy weaning days. Read More …
Diabetes Mellitus has unfortunately become very common among canines. Do you suspect that your dog’s pancreas isn’t functioning properly? You can be proactive! It’s possible to check their blood, or urine, for signs of abnormal glucose or insulin levels. In Read More …
Don’t want your dog to have puppies? Are you wondering if birth control medications work for furry friends too? Here’s the deal… Human birth control cannot be used to prevent a pet dog from getting pregnant. You have to get Read More …
It’s rare for a dog to have a Lysine deficiency. This supplement doesn’t make sense for most canines. Learn more about this essential amino acid!
Are you wondering if your dog can be fed baby food? These formulas are obviously designed for human newborns, but does that necessarily make them all wrong for animals? Truth be told, most veterinarians will tell you there should be Read More …
Are you wondering if a human pregnancy test will work on your pet dog? This is a very interesting idea, but you won’t need to concern yourself with it much longer! Puppy dogs are only in the womb for 9 Read More …
Read this before giving your dog any type of vitamin E supplementation. Learn when extra may be necessary and how much to provide a pet pooch!
It’s not out-of-the-ordinary for dogs to experience nausea. Rest assured, having a queasy canine is quite common. And, just like with humans, there are many different reasons why animals become nauseous. It could be that your dog needs to vomit Read More …
Are you wondering if it’s okay to give your dog some milk? Whether drinking it is healthy, even for people, is subject to endless debate. Putting that aside, let’s start with an undeniable fact: Puppies begin consuming their mothers’ milk Read More …