Human studies indicate that CBD can have applications for dental health. The results can be extrapolated to our dogs too. Recently, a dog parent asked me if there was any value in using CBD in canines with dental disease. I took a look at what the published evidence says about CBD and dental health, and […]
Dogs are pack animals and often enjoy the company of other canines. Here are five indications your dog might benefit from having a friend to play and hang out with. As pack animals, dogs are very social and love being around others. You probably spend as much time as you can with your dog — […]
Based on 5,000 years of knowledge, Eastern Food Therapy has the ability to change your dog’s life, from the inside out. The Eastern Food Therapy diet, also known as Food Energetics, sounds innovative — and to many of us, it is. But this way of eating has been around for thousands of years, making it […]
Do you jog with your dog? New research from the University of Guelph has found that dog guardians who exercise regularly tend to ensure their canine companions also get exercise. That in turn influences whether or not people believe their dogs are a healthy weight. Led by researchers in the university’s Department of Animal Biosciences […]
Kelp’s antimicrobial properties make it an excellent natural product to fight and prevent dental disease in dogs and cats. And there’s even better news: you can put down the toothbrush and start feeding your fur baby a special kelp powder! Pet parents now know that dental care is just as important for companion animals as […]
Dog breeds who like hot weather, such as the Chihuahua, have thinner coats, loose skin, larger ears and efficient respiratory systems. If you live in a hot climate and want a dog who can tolerate the heat and accompany you in all this fun, there are particular breeds who like — and even thrive — […]
At the break, stop the bleeding using slight pressure and Styptic Powder. Then apply dog-safe antibiotic and a bandage. If you can’t get the bleeding to stop, it’s time to see a vet. A broken dog nail is considered an emergency if it won’t stop bleeding. Find a vet as soon as possible to treat […]
Some dogs have a job and love to work, but ancient breeds bred for hunting like the Borzoi are not that type of dog, says longtime breeder Pamela Jo Leichtnam from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. “They love the fun of the chase. They love to run, and they need to exercise,” she says. “But, once they are […]
A significantly elevated ALT liver enzyme and symptoms like occasional vomiting and lack of interest in eating may point to chronic hepatitis, which should be treated immediately. Astra, the 6-year-old Cocker Spaniel exhibited several vague clinical signs like not eating every few days and occasional vomiting. Blood tests showed significantly elevated liver enzymes. Many conditions […]
We’ll show you what happens when you mix a Beagle’s cuddly temperament with a tiny and feisty Chihuahua, and other common Beagle mixes. Beagles are easily identified by their black, tan and white short fur, big brown eyes and floppy ears. Not to mention that howl. They’re also one of the smallest members of the […]