Depending on the type of bite, your pet might be treated with an antivenom, IV fluids, cleaning solutions, pain medications, or antibiotics. Ice packs can help reduce swelling and irritation. Some other home remedies for non-venomous bites include cleaning with soap and water and making baking soda and water paste. Check for a Stinger in … Read more
The most common treatment and management options are: Intravenous (IV) fluid therapy in severe pancreatitis. Vigorous monitoring of a worsening condition. Antiemetic medication for vomiting (to prevent dehydration) Resting the pancreas (withholding food and water for 24 hours) Dogs are beloved family members, and as such, we want to ensure they are as healthy as … Read more
Store dry pet food and unopened canned food in a cool and dry place. The temperature should be less than 80 F. Excess heat or moisture may cause the nutrients to break down. If your pet is overly persistent or clever at getting into her pet food, store it in a secure location. The primary … Read more
One of the most crucial things you can do for your new puppy is to train him to use the bathroom in the house (or potty). When a puppy is aware of the regulations regarding where and when to use the restroom, everyone—two and four legged—is happier. Keep in mind that a puppy’s tendency to … Read more
When checking a pet, you need to: Contact Reservations at least 48 hours prior to travel. Check in at the ticket counter with your official orders. Allow extra check-in time (at least 2 hours and no more than 4 hours before your flight) Complete a checklist with an agent. Provide a health certificate. Navigating pandemic … Read more
The 7 basic commands all dogs should know Name Recognition: All dogs should know and respond enthusiastically to their name by offering focus and eye contact. … Sit: Sit implies stay. … Down: Down also implies stay. … Heel: Being dragged on walks is no fun. … Come: Coming when called is non-negotiable. … Place: … Read more
Call your dog over and let him see the treat in your hand. As you close your hand, say “No!”. Let him lick and sniff, but do not give him the treat. When he finally gives up and backs away, praise him and give him the treat. Your new puppy destroying your favorite shoes. Your … Read more
Stop the person from approaching by telling them you don’t want your dog to jump. Hand the person a treat or get a treat ready in your hand to reward your pup for good behavior. Ask your dog to “sit.” Tell the person they can pet your dog and give them the treat as long … Read more
What to Do if Your Dog Is Panting Heavily Cool your dog by wetting them with a hose, and move them indoors or at least to the shade. Offer them water to drink. Call your veterinarian or a local emergency hospital for guidance. If you have to bring your dog to the hospital, run the … Read more
Try these seven steps to help put a stop to your dog’s food aggression: Stage One: Get your dog used to your presence when eating. … Stage Two: Add a tasty treat, then step back. … Stage Three: Stand close, and talk to your dog. … Stage Four: Try hand feeding. … Stage Five: Touch … Read more