Spray: Benadryl spray can be used in emergency cases where your dog can’t breathe due to swelling from insect bites and allergic rashes. However, spraying Bendaryl on open or raw wounds can sting, causing significant discomfort to your dog. It’s simple to believe that medications that effectively treat humans can also effectively treat our pets, … Read more
Our canine friends have an important place in our lives and hearts. While many of us appreciate and love our pets for the companionship, entertainment, and unconditional love they bring, we also have to remember that they need to be trained and cared for in order to live harmoniously with their human companions and the … Read more
In contrast to the previous Furbo model, Furbo 360° is now capable of Full Duplex Audio. This allows you to talk to your dog while listening at the same time. Although I am familiar with most of the pet cameras currently available, I have only used the Furbo dog camera. Recently, my sister and her … Read more
6 Months Old Puppies are entering the adolescence stage by this point, and it is the most difficult stage to start training at. That is why it is important to start training them as young as possible! Puppies have a lot of learning to do in their early months, just like human babies do, especially … Read more
Chronic kidney failure in dogs cannot be cured or reversed, so early detection is vital. There are treatments available for dogs with kidney disease or long-term kidney failure. Your veterinarian will run tests to determine exactly what your dog is facing and the best treatment options. Over the past decade, the number of reported cases … Read more
Unfortunately diabetes is not curable in dogs, and the vast majority of diabetic dogs require insulin injections for life once diagnosed. However, addressing underlying causes, as well as spaying females and treating Cushing’s disease, can allow the diabetes to be more easily and successfully controlled. In order to treat one of man’s most pernicious diseases, … Read more
Here, we address every aspect of making the difficult decision to put your pet to death, including where to take your dog when the time comes to do so and how to approach a veterinarian about it. By. Euthanizing your dog is likely the hardest choice you’ll have to make as a pet owner. Here, … Read more
A pet shelter business’ profitability isn’t widely known, because most shelters are run as non-profits. Non-profit shelters often employ a director, vet tech and other staff. A for-profit business can earn enough to pay for a team’s salaries, which often total six-figure sums, and still provide a profit. As dog lovers, we value the effort … Read more
Also, if your pet has really irritated themselves and their rectal area is inflamed and agitated you can always apply some Preparation-H. This should help soothe the area allowing the animal to be more comfortable. All of us have witnessed our dogs sliding their butts across the carpet (typically when we have visitors). Although it … Read more
“Too much affection can also mean that you can give your dog positive cues at the wrong time to back up bad behaviors, which can lead to behavioral problems like separation anxiety, vocalizing for attention, and/or damaging items in the home to get attention,” Dr. Nelson explains. When it comes to our canine companions, it … Read more