Make sure that there is one placenta for every puppy. The dog will typically release the placenta fifteen minutes after a puppy is born. Occasionally, two puppies will be born followed by two placentas. There should always be one placenta per puppy. If there is not, call your vet. Puppy purchases are one of the … Read more
The most common signs and symptoms of intestinal parasites are: Diarrhea, with or without blood or mucus. Scooting. Vomiting. Not only are parasites unpleasant, but they can also pose a serious risk to dogs. But a significant issue with parasites is that it can be difficult to determine whether your dog is infected. You must … Read more
No matter your dog’s breed, you should be able to feel all of your dog’s ribs without a thick layer of fat over them. Your dog’s chest should also be wider than his abdomen, with a noticeable tuck-up from chest to stomach. An overweight dog will generally have no waist and no distinction between chest … Read more
Symptoms of Digestive Issues in Dogs Vomiting. Diarrhea, with or without blood or mucus. Constipation. Increased gas or flatulence. A lack of appetite. Weight loss. Fever. Dehydration. Digestive issues are common among dogs, and can often be difficult to pinpoint. It can be hard to determine if your dog is suffering from a digestive issue … Read more
Start by running your fingers slowly over your dog’s entire body. If you feel a bump or swollen area, check to see if a tick has burrowed there. Don’t limit your search to your dog’s torso. Check between their toes, around their legs, the insides of their ears and all around their face, chin and … Read more
Common signs of internal bleeding include weakness, trouble breathing, pale gums, a distended abdomen, and collapse. Less common signs are vomiting, not eating, and general malaise. Dogs may experience internal bleeding symptoms as a result of trauma and a number of secondary conditions. Regardless of the cause, internal hemorrhage is a serious condition that could … Read more
How to Keep Your House From Smelling Like a Dog Keep the surfaces of your house clean. Choose food that supports their digestive health. Find a heavy-duty pet odor eliminator. Give them regular baths. Invest in an air purifier. Life is better with dogs. Seeing their adorable faces first thing in the morning or their … Read more
Signs of a sad dog Withdrawn – the dog may have little enthusiasm for exercise or games or joining in with the things they normally enjoy. Lethargic – they may be sleeping more than usual. Loss of appetite – they may lose interest in food or there may be changes to eating patterns. Our beloved … Read more
Put your dog’s lead on and make sure that your kitten has places they can climb onto or hide inside if they want to get away. Take your dog into the kitten’s room. Focus on your dog, giving them lots of praise and attention when they behave calmly and just let your kitten come and … Read more
Repeated exposure and rewarding positive behavior can go a long way toward managing anxiety. You might want to contact a professional dog trainer to help you choose the best approach for your dog, as training an anxious dog is not always easy. Just like us, our dogs can suffer from anxiety. In fact, research shows … Read more