Efficacy. One study found that Frontline Plus is 100% effective in treating all life stages of fleas and ticks within 12 to 24 hours following treatment. Frontline Plus works by translocation. This is the process by which the medication spreads all over your dog’s body through the oil glands. Frontline Plus for dogs is one … Read more
Medications that increase urethral sphincter tone such as phenylpropanolamine (PPA) or imipramine, or hormone replacements such as estrogen or diethylstilbestrol (DES) are commonly used alone and in combination. Many dogs that respond poorly to PPA alone will benefit from a combination of PPA and DES. What can you do to prevent leakage and canine urinary … Read more
Can you get roundworms from your dog licking you? No, this is very unlikely. Humans become infected with roundworm through accidental ingestion of roundworm eggs from a contaminated environment (e.g. sandpits, parks, playgrounds). Toxocariasis, also known as roundworm infection, is a zoonotic disease that can spread from animals to people. The only hosts for the … Read more
If you suspect that your pet has fleas, massage a generous amount of coconut oil onto the skin and hair of the animal, making sure to coat the skin well. Leave the oil on for at least 8 hours, then wash your pet with a natural, gentle shampoo. All pet owners want the best for … Read more
six months One of the best things a dog owner can witness is a pregnant dog welcoming a new litter into the world. Can dogs be too old to get pregnant? And how old can dogs still have puppies? If you’re ready to experience all the joys of canine pregnancy, these questions may be on … Read more
What Is the Treatment for Hemorrhagic Gastroenteritis in Dogs? Dogs with HGE often have to spend a day at the hospital. The vet will administer large amounts of fluids to your dog through an intravenous catheter. Your canine friend will also be given antibiotics and medications to prevent nausea. Hemorrhagic gastroenteritis (HGE) is a serious … Read more
How do you treat canine scabies? There are a few approaches to treating sarcoptic sarcoptic Sarcoptes scabiei or the itch mite is a parasitic mite that burrows into skin and causes scabies. The mite is found in all parts of the world. Humans are not the only mammals that can become infected. https://en.wikipedia.org › Sarcoptes_scabiei … Read more
If you’re thinking about moving across the country, you might have a lot of choices to make—especially if you have a dog and are trying to figure out how to get your cherished pet to your new home. Whether you choose to transport your dog by land, sea, or air, you should make sure that … Read more
Providing heat over the whelping box with the aid of a heat lamp is usually all that is necessary. If bacterial septicemia develops, antibiotics may benefit the puppy, but strict hygiene and good management procedures are also critical. Fading puppy syndrome is an unfortunately common condition in young puppies, and one that can be difficult … Read more
Dear AKC: I am having a problem with my dog that I know many others are dealing with (from conversations at the dog park). Since my dog is an Australian Shepherd, it is very challenging to catch her once she is let go of her leash. I’ve been told not to pursue her and to … Read more