Claritin is an antihistamine medicine that dogs can take under veterinary supervision to treat issues including a range of allergic reactions, such as those that appear due to insect stings and bites. It’s a brand name for the generic medicine loratadine. As pet owners, we frequently wonder if we can give our dogs the same … Read more
Freezing Leftover Chicken Until You Have Time for Dog Treats Often, I don’t have time to make dog treats right at the same moment that I’ve got some leftover chicken on hand. No problem! I just measure out the bits of leftover chicken and stash it in the freezer in a labeled, air-tight freezer bag. … Read more
Do not freeze canned cat or dog food as it can change the texture and taste of the food. Wet food is a delectable option for dogs. Typically, they are flavorful and packed with the necessities. Additionally, food in cans is typically more fresh than food in dry form. So what happens if the dog … Read more
Just because ‘chicken and rice’ is common, doesn’t mean it’s the best for your pet! Just feeding ‘chicken and rice’ is simply not a complete and balanced diet as it is lacking in certain nutrients, vitamins, amino acids and minerals that are important for your pet’s health. There are a ton of options for what … Read more
Sausage is high in fat and salt and may contain spices that are unsafe for your dog. In addition, raw pork sausage puts your dog at risk for trichinosis, a parasite infection. While some raw meats are okay for your dog, raw sausage is not recommended. Dogs have long been cherished as loyal companions and … Read more
Puppies should eat three times a day from weaning through four to six months, if possible. After six months, twice-a-day feedings are fine. Puppyhood, especially the first three to four months, is thought by experts to be the most crucial time in a dog’s life. A dog’s experiences during that brief window mold their perceptions … Read more
Puppies that are exercised too much, or do too much high impact exercise, are at risk of joint and bone damage, which can lead to conditions such as arthritis and hip dysplasia. However, limiting your puppy’s exercise too much could cause boredom, frustration and lead to behavioural problems. Your dog will benefit greatly from exercise … Read more
Adult dogs can also have their tail docked. The procedure as an adult involves full anesthesia and is more expensive. What are the benefits of docking a dog’s tail? A common benefit cited for docking a dog’s tail is the prevention of injury. Caudectomy, another name for tail docking, is the surgical removal of a … Read more
Canine pregnancy usually lasts between 61 and 65 days, however, you may not notice any obvious physical changes in your dog until the final stretch of her pregnancy. There is no such thing as a canine home pregnancy test, so you’ll want to know how to be sure if your dog is pregnant. With the … Read more
For new dog owners, crate training a puppy is a major concern. Crates are an excellent tool to keep your puppy contained and regulate his sleeping schedules in the first month, among other advantages of crate training. They also give him a place to rest that is both secure and cozy, which he might search … Read more