Is it safe to give Tylenol to your dog? As a pet owner, it’s natural to be concerned about your furry friend’s well-being. Tylenol, which contains the active ingredient acetaminophen, is a commonly used pain reliever for humans. However, when it comes to pets, the situation is different. Dogs have different metabolisms than humans, which … Read More…
As you gather with family and friends this Thanksgiving, it’s only natural to want to include your furry companion in the celebrations. But before you share your holiday feast with your dog, it’s essential to know which Thanksgiving foods dogs can eat safely. Let’s explore some dog-friendly options to ensure your pup enjoys the festivities … Read More…
We earn a commission if you make a purchase, at no additional cost to you. Winter brings cozy vibes, snowflakes, and plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventures with your furry friend. However, the harsh cold, ice, and de-icing chemicals can take a toll on your dog’s paws. Taking proactive steps to care for their paws … Read More…
In hot, humid areas, yeast infections can be a real problem for dog owners. You want your dogs to be comfortable, but yeast in dog ears can be quite distressing for our canine companions. This article will go over what a yeast infection is, the causes, the symptoms, prevention of yeast infections and treatments. What … Read More…
This blog post will tell you how to keep a dog warm in winter weather by providing helpful tips and tricks. FTC Disclaimer: Some, thought not all, of the links below may be affiliate links. We will earn a small commission at no extra cost to you if you purchase items in this post through … Read More…
One problem many dog owners face is that their dog eats way too fast. They gobble down their food, often without hardly chewing. While this may be a leftover behavior from their ancestors because of the intense competition between predators, this is not needed today and may even be dangerous for your pet. When your dog … Read More…
Did you know that your dog can get the flu? It’s true. It usually affects dogs that are confined in close quarters with other dogs, such as dog shelters and breeding kennels. Older dogs are especially susceptible. Since the virus is airborne and can attach itself to non-disinfected surfaces, dogs can become infected after a … Read More…
Summer is here and that means the weather will be turning much warmer. While you and your family are looking for ways to keep cool, keep in mind there’s one furry family member that will need some help staying cool as well. There are some precautions dog owners can take to make sure their canine … Read More…
In a previous article, we discussed what foods are toxic for dogs. While we don’t recommend feeding your dog a lot of “human food” due to possible digestive upset, there are some foods that are safe for dogs and even good for them. Feel free to give your dog a treat or two with the … Read More…
Photo by Michelle Kennon Many dog owners dread July 4th, for their dog’s sake. The loud noises can make dogs nervous and even fearful. Keeping your dog calm can be difficult. There are some simple things to make sure your dog feels safe and secure over the holiday. If you’ve read our article on what … Read More…
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