How to Get a Urine Sample from a Dog
A urine sample is like liquid gold to your veterinarian. It contains so much information about your dog’s health, including whether there is a urinary tract infection or crystals, kidney disease, liver disease, or diabetes.
Chatter of Fact: Why Do Dogs Chatter Their Teeth?
If you’ve ever seen your dog’s teeth chattering, you’ve probably wondered why it’s happening and if it’s cause for any concern. Here are some of the reasons you may see this odd behavior.
Why Do People Crop Dog Ears?
Some dog breeds were developed for certain jobs for which a cropped ear was thought to minimize the risk of injury. Today, however, that rationale makes little sense.
How to Identify and Buy Therapeutic-Quality Essential Oils
Essential oil diffusers are a popular aromatherapy accessory for dogs – but some essential oils are bad for dogs. Here’s how to use a diffuser safely and effectively around your dog.
Tips For Grooming An Anxious Dog
Is your dog a nervous mess when it comes to being groomed, brushed, or clipped? Here’s how to keep your dog calm for grooming.
Dog Vaccine Requirements
Determining what vaccines are necessary for dogs depends somewhat on his lifestyle. A stay-at-home dog doesn’t need as much protection as a dog encountering many other dogs.
What Can Dogs Drink Besides Water?
Owners sometimes want to give their dogs some almond milk, coconut water, orange or cranberry juice, or broth. Which liquids are safe for dogs?
How to Tell if Your Dog Is Going Blind
Signs of blindness in dogs start with slight behavior changes.
Signs a Dog Is Going into Labor Soon
Your dog’s body temperature is an early indication she is going into labor.
Dog Staph Infection Treatment
If your dog has a recurring skin infection, a home remedy may not be enough.
Critical Signs of Stress in a Dog
Learn the signs of dog anxiety so you can avoid having your dog shut down.
How to Get Skunk Smell Off a Dog
What to do when your dog gets sprayed by a skunk.
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Have a Happy (and Safe) Halloween with Your Dog
Halloween can also traumatize dogs, or cause them to go missing (all those open doors and distracted door-answerers!). Here are some tips to make sure your Halloween is a safe and happy day for your dog.