How deep should the hole be? The rule of thumb is to have at least 3 feet of dirt covering the top of the body. For a large dog, a 4 foot deep hole should suffice. Too shallow a grave will allow animals to dig up the remains. There are several options available to you … Read more
40-45F Many Pitbull owners prefer taking their dogs on walks at night because they believe that due to their dogs’ thick, muscular builds, they won’t be affected by the weather. Pitbulls do experience nighttime cold because their bodies cannot withstand the low temperatures. They have short coats that are inadequate for protection, short legs that … Read more
Puppies and small dogs don’t have the body mass to generate as much heat, so bundle them up anytime the temperature drops below 45 degrees. Discover the possible dangers of dogs and cold weather, as well as the best ways to care for your canine companion during the chilly months! The freezing temperatures typical of … Read more
How to Prevent the Neighbor’s Dog From Pooping in Your Yard Use dog-repelling scents. Put up a barrier around your yard. Install motion-activated lawn sprinklers. Buy an ultrasonic repelling device. Get a poop bag dispenser. Talk to your neighbor (calmly) Put up signs. Install security cameras. You may want to prevent dogs from peeing in … Read more
Ringworm can be transmitted quite easily to humans, especially young children, and it is important to take appropriate steps to minimize exposure to the fungus while the dog is being treated. Ringworm is more likely to be transmitted to and cause clinical signs in humans who have a depressed immune system. When it comes to … Read more
One fairly common carbohydrate reaction in dogs is lactose intolerance. The signs include diarrhea, bloating, and abdominal discomfort after ingesting cow’s or goat’s milk. Human babies get their nutrients from milk. Babies require a lot of an enzyme called lactase to break down the nutrients in milk. However, as the babies get older and begin … Read more
Signs of constipation include straining, crying, or crouching when attempting to defecate. Also, if it’s been more than two days since he has had a bowel movement, you should see your vet immediately. Your dog is probably constipated if they aren’t pooping at all or at all less than usual. If they do poop, it … Read more
Symptoms of Vision Problems Cloudy appearance of the eye. Your dog is bumping into objects. Signs of anxiety or hesitation when in new places. Your dog is suddenly unwilling to go up or down stairs, or jump onto furniture which they normally did. Eyes are red, puffy or swollen. Obvious eye irritation or pawing at … Read more
Spray a dog chewing deterrent like bitter apple spray on wooden furniture, wood trims, or dry walls to stop dog chewing behavior. You can make your own deterrent, by mixing vinegar with apple cider and spraying the mixture on the wooden items you want your dog to stay away from. Dogs chew on wood because … Read more
Some of the signs of parvovirus include lethargy; loss of appetite; abdominal pain and bloating; fever or low body temperature (hypothermia); vomiting; and severe, often bloody, diarrhea. Persistent vomiting and diarrhea can cause rapid dehydration, and damage to the intestines and immune system can cause septic shock. Parvo is a very infectious viral disease in … Read more