Heat Stroke In Dogs – Signs & Symptoms
Older and overweight pooches are prone to having heat strokes, while there are some breeds that are more susceptible by nature.
Tips To Trick Your Dog Into Taking Pills
Most dog owners know how hard it is to get a sick dog to swallow its pills. Here’s a few tips that you can use to trick your dog into taking pills without the trouble.
Can’t Put Any Weight On Your Dog? – He Might Have Parasites (Part 1)
If your dog just can’t put any weight on, even though you are feeding him properly and regularly, this probably means he has parasites.
Squeaky Clean: Learn To Handle Your Dog’s Ears Part 1
According to many studies, the number one reason why dog owners seek veterinary help are ear infections.
Diabetes In Dogs: Symptoms And Treatment
Diabetes in dogs can be rather tricky a disease, but even though there’s no cure for it, it can indeed be treatable.
Squeaky Clean: Learn To Handle Your Dog’s Ears Part 2
There are some ways to make the whole thing more pleasurable for both the pup and the human.
Recognizing And Treating Cataracts In Dogs
Cataracts are not uncommon in dogs. The lens that covers the dog’s eye is normally clear. It becomes cloudy and appears to have a bluish, gray, or white covering when a cataract develops. Cataracts cause dogs to have blurry vision.
How To Easily Find Dog Care Jobs In The US
If you are a dog lover and you are looking for a side job as a dog care person, pet sitter, dog groomer or dog walker, you came to the right place.
Skinny Pooch? – Let’s Put On Some Weight
Illness, parasites or simple underfeeding could cause your dog to become underweight.
Heartworms In Dogs – What To Expect If Your Dog Tests Positive
After learning that your dog tests positive for heartworm, you may be uncertain what you should do next. You may know that dirofilaria immitis, a parasitic roundworm, causes serious and sometimes fatal disease in dogs. Fortunately, there are treatments for canine heartworm.
DIY Solutions For Matted Dog Hair
Making your own homemade sprays for detangling your pooch’s matted fur is not as hard as it may seem.
Taking Care Of Your Senior Dog – Dealing With Health Problems
Diabetes, arthritis and kidney problems sound like problems associated with aging humans, but these conditions also affect dogs as they get older.