If your dog suddenly has orange dog poop, then it may be indicative of pancreatitis (or the inflammation of the pancreas). It can also mean the poop moved through the GI tract too quickly and didn’t have time for bile to breakdown your dog’s food. It is bile that gives the poop a healthy brown … Read more
In general, dogs should drink approximately 1 ounce of water (1/8 of a cup) per pound of body weight each day. However, there are many factors that can affect how much your dog will drink, so you should not be restricting your dog’s water intake. Water is an essential element for all creatures, and our … Read more
Using a conditioner will not only make your dog’s coat healthier, it will also make removing matting and tangles a lot easier so that the after-bath brush out will be a breeze. Anyone with a dog knows how soiled these creatures can become. Every dog needs a bath occasionally, whether it’s because they roll in … Read more
Some dogs will consume almost anything, including the odd pile of feces. Other dogs are picky. They will not eat something if they don’t like it. You might be curious about how your dog feels about the food. Is it appetizing?. Factors Affecting How Your Dog’s Food Tastes Flavors: According to a survey presented by … Read more
Here are some things you can feed your pooch from your fridge or cupboard: Bananas. Blueberries. Broccoli. Carrots. Cooked boneless lean meat (chicken, beef, or turkey) Onion-free gravy for taste. Plain boiled rice. Plain, unprocessed oatmeal. Everybody experiences this at some point; even pet store owners discover that there isn’t any dog food in the … Read more
4. Stuffing. Stuffing is a fatty, sodium-packed food that contains onions and garlic, which are both toxic to dogs. Your dog may have eaten some of the soft stuffing if it recently used a stuffed toy as a means of venting its energy. Naturally, you are likely concerned. Here’s how you should respond to questions … Read more
Dogs are beloved by many people around the world, and are often seen as members of the family. They show us loyalty and love, but do they actually experience emotions like we do? What emotions do dogs feel? In this blog post, we will explore the complex emotions that dogs experience, including some of the … Read more
Can Dogs Eat Greek Yogurt? Yes, Greek yogurt is great for dogs, provided it is xylitol-free. Your dog may even like the texture of Greek yogurt more. It’s thicker because the whey gets strained out. Humans have consumed yogurt for a very long time. It contains probiotics, B vitamins, calcium, zinc, and is a good … Read more
There is no statewide restriction on tying up dogs outside, but New York state’s animal cruelty statute does mandate and define “appropriate” outdoor shelter for a dog. In honor of Unchain a Dog Month, FoMA has gathered information on the dangers of chaining a dog and alternative steps you can take to prevent your pet … Read more
Your dog should be able to stand up comfortably and turn around. There shouldn’t be too much additional space in the crate. Dogs prefer a small space that feels secure and safe. Using a puppy divider can help ensure that your dog’s crate is the appropriate size as your dog grows. When it comes to … Read more