The constant sneezing and slimy runny nose that come with allergies are just lovely, aren’t they? The itching skin that covers your entire body is also quite the pleasure, I might add. Our initial response whenever we anticipate having an allergic reaction, such as itchy skin, is to reach for allergy medications. Our lovable pet … Read more
While some dogs may be able to tell the difference between male and female humans, other dogs may not be able to. It is believed that dogs perceive gender based on a variety of cues, such as appearance, scent, and behavior. Dogs can notice changes in body language, behavior, and environment. Additionally, they can use … Read more
Can a dog survive a snake bite? About 80% of dogs can survive a snake bite if it’s treated right away. If left untreated, dogs are less likely to recover. When it comes to an animal’s safety, one of the most common worries is the potential for a snake bite. While it is true that … Read more
When a person is ill, their body chemistry will change, and a dog’s sensitive snout may be able to detect these subtle changes, letting them know we are sick. Dogs can be trained to sniff out volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the human body, helping with early detection for illnesses, including cancer. It is often … Read more
So, it definitely shouldn’t be a surprise to you that dogs can hear through – and inside of – the walls in your home. If you’re having trouble with your neighbor’s dog, you might be wondering if purchasing a dog whistle will make it stop barking. The problem is that high frequencies do not easily … Read more
Vitamin E — Try rubbing Vitamin E oil directly onto your dog’s skin to soothe any irritation. Don’t worry if your furry friend licks some of it off — this oil can be used both internally and externally. Some dogs seek immediate relief from this method. One of the most neglected facets of proper canine … Read more
A young dog can hold their pee for up to 10-12 hours if needed, but that doesn’t mean that they should. The average adult dog should be allowed to relieve itself at least 3-5 times per day. That’s at least once every 8 hours. Did you choose to crate train your new puppy or adult … Read more
Some dogs twitch as a nervous habit, just like their human counterparts, or if they’re experiencing separation anxiety. If your dog has general anxiety, they may also twitch or tremble. By speaking with your vet, you can find out how to better manage these conditions and make your pup feel more comfortable. Many people and … Read more
Though Dramamine is not FDA-approved for use to treat dogs as it is in humans, you’ll find many a vet willing to prescribe the drug. It is essentially a less potent form of Benadryl in its sedative and anxiety-reducing effects and carries with it a set of low-risk side effects or drug interactions. You aren’t … Read more
No, dogs should not eat Brown Sugar since it contains high glucose content and high levels of yeast. This combination can cause the dog’s blood sugar level to suddenly increase and lead to health issues such as vomiting, upset stomach, and even tremors in dogs. While baked goods like cinnamon rolls or snickerdoodle cookies aren’t … Read more