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Dogs can eat cicadas, but they shouldn't do so in large numbers.

Can Dogs Eat Cicadas?

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Cicadas interest dogs because they smell appetizing, are a source of protein, move in ways that attract a dog’s prey drive, make intriguing noises, and have a crunchy texture. While cicadas aren't poisonous to dogs they can cause gastrointestinal upset and stomach obstructions if they are eaten in large numbers.
You can put hydrocortisone on your dog

Can I Put Hydrocortisone On My Dog?

Hydrocortisone can be used topically in dogs, but its use should be limited. It should be used only on intact skin, not open wounds, or infected skin.
Baking soda is not a very effective flea killer on its own.

How to Kill Fleas In Your Household

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Baking soda can dehydrate fleas, but it and other common home remedies doesn't kill them in the numbers needed to deal with even a mild infestation. Lets sort through the myths and find out what home and chemical treatments are an effective flea killing solution.
best dry dog food

What’s the Best Dry Dog Food? 2025’s Top Picks in 8 Categories

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For 2025, we’ve named the dry dog foods we like best in a number of categories, such as best adult maintenance food, best puppy food, best budget food, best lower-fat food, and more. But keep in mind that the most important selection criteria is not whether a food is one of our favorites, but whether a food works for your dog.
Neem oil for dogs can help repel fleas, and other insects.

Is Neem Oil Safe for Dogs?

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Although neem oil is considered safe for topical applications on most dogs, ingesting neem oil can result in excessive drooling or vomiting. If using neem oil as a pest control measure or a topical treatment it is important to prevent your dog from licking or swallowing it.
What you feed a dog with a yeast infection makes a big difference in how quickly they recover and whether they develop another yeast infection.

What to Feed a Dog With a Yeast Infection

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Yeast thrives in warm, moist environments. In dogs, this often manifests as ear infections, dermatitis, and digestive upset. When the body’s natural balance is disturbed, yeast can proliferate uncontrollably, leading to infection.
Colloidal silver for dogs is a controversial, but possibly effective anti-microbial agent.

Can Colloidal Silver Help My Dog?

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Colloidal silver is an anti-microbial that has a very long history of use. It has been shown to be effective in fighting infection, but there is controversy around colloidal silver, and around colloidal silver products for dogs.
Three adorable dogs on a Thanksgiving Hike.

Grateful for Dogs on This and Every Thanksgiving

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It goes without saying that on a holiday devoted to gratitude, that I am grateful for my dogs. While they are occasionally a source of concern they are daily a source of amusement and affection, companionship and comfort.
A dog recovery suit can

When to Choose a Dog Recovery Suit

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That plastic Elizabethan cone that has been traditionally used to stop dogs from licking, biting, or scratching at wounds, surgical stitches, and skin irritations works, but it’s not comfortable. A dog recovery suit is not only less cumbersome for your dog, it is also a more effective option than a cone.
Small amounts of turkey, carrots, pumpkin pie, and cranberry sauce are Thanksgiving foods dogs can eat in small amounts..

Thanksgiving Foods Dogs Can Eat

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Dogs can enjoy many traditional Thanksgiving foods. The key is to let them indulge in moderation. That’s because Thanksgiving weekend is infamous in the...
Dandruff in dogs can respond to natural treatments like improved nutrition and grooming.

How to Treat Dandruff in Dogs Naturally

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Dandruff in dogs isn’t a life-threatening disease, but dry skin flakes are messy, itchy, and unattractive. Worse, they can trigger allergic reactions in humans and signal health problems in your pup. What causes dog dandruff, how can you prevent it, and what can you do to improve your dog’s coat?
A red rash on a dog's belly or inner thighs is usually due to allergies but may indicate a serious problem like mange.

Treating a Red Rash on a Dog’s Belly

A red rash on a dog’s belly and inner thighs is due to allergies. It could be because of new carpets or bedding, or from running through tall grass or brush, or a host of other things