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Nine things to consider when getting another dog

Nine things to consider when getting another dog

Many believe getting a second dog will solve your first dog's behavioural problems. There is almost no evidence that this is the case, and adding another pet to their environment can worsen things. Suppose your dog has even just one behavioural issue. In that case, I'd wait until that dog is fully trained to avoid escalating the situation.
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7 Reasons to Change Your Dog's Food

7 Reasons to Change Your Dog's Food

The contents of your dog's food bowl might cause tummy troubles. Switching your dog's current foods could be a good idea! Changing your dog's food can be a good idea, but staying with the same food is also good. We talked to experts who explained the common reasons for switching a dog's regular food and how to do it.
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Everything you need to know about dog shedding

Everything you need to know about dog shedding

Those with dogs at home are familiar with the concept of shedding. When a dog sheds, dead or damaged fur is removed to make way for new, healthy fur. There is a great deal of variation in how much a dog sheds depending on its breed, coat type, pregnancy status, and general health.
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Dog separation anxiety is stressful on everyone

What to do when your dog suffers separation anxiety

You will learn some common signs of pet separation anxiety in this article, and you will also learn some tips to help your pet cope.

Pet parents frequently complain of their dogs being disruptive or destructive when left alone. They may see their dogs urinating, defecating, barking, howling, chewing, digging, or trying to escape. While these symptoms can indicate a dog needs polite house manners training, they can also indicate distress.

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Dog Food Aggression: 7 Steps to Stop It

Dog Food Aggression: 7 Steps to Stop It

Like any animal, dogs can get territorial and show resource guarding signs when it comes to feeding time. A dog who is resource guarding reacts when a valuable resource inits possession is threatened.
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Can dogs eat blackberries?

Can dogs eat blackberries?

Blackberries are one of the most popular human fruits, but you might be surprised to learn that they are also very beneficial for your furry friend. Blackberries are high in antioxidants and vitamins such as vitamin A, B6, C, E, folic acid, manganese, niacin, pantothenic acid, phosphorus, riboflavin, thiamine, zinc, and vitamin K.
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Benefits of Turmeric for Dogs: What you need to know.

Benefits of Turmeric for Dogs: What you need to know.

Is turmeric good for dogs? Yes! Turmeric can be used to treat arthritis in pets. But that is only one of the herbs' many healthful properties. Turmeric can also strengthen your pet's immune systems and improve his skin and coat.
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Canine Cognitive Dysfunction: 6 Tips for Caring for Your Dog

Canine Cognitive Dysfunction: 6 Tips for Caring for Your Dog

Canine cognitive dysfunction (or cognitive dysfunction) is similar to cognitive dysfunction syndrome in humans. It is not possible to cure CDS or canine dementia, but there are plenty of things you can do to keep your aging dog healthy and happy. Dog dementia can also be detected by a decrease in your dog's activity level.
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Healthy dogs are happy dogs

8 ways to help your dog live a longer, healthier life

Many people don't realize that they have many commonalities with their pets. For example, humans and animals tend to get older and die from aging-related diseases. This means that many things we can do to stay healthy and live longer might also help our pets.
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Super dogs

The 12 most surprising facts about dogs

A dog's hearing is much better than ours. A dog can hear sounds we can't even hear. For example, dogs can hear high frequencies that we can't hear. They can also hear low frequencies that we can't hear. This makes it easier for them to communicate with each other.
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A dog that has ingested a foreign object

Ingestion of Foreign Bodies in Dogs

Depending on where the foreign object is located within the digestive tract, its position may cause different symptoms. Contact your veterinarian immediately if you think your dog ate something foreign. Your local vet or emergency vet can help you decide the best way to remove the item from their system.
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Older dogs need careful attention

Senior dogs' 10 most common problems

In spite of their true age, your dog can become a senior dog when they begin to show signs of age-related health issues. Ten common health problems in senior dogs include deafness and blindness caused by tissue degeneration in the eyes and ears. A regular wellness check every six months is the best thing you can do for your aging pup to ensure he is free of these common health issues and lives a healthy life.

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