Dogs can experience that uncomfortable sensation as well. Many dogs get overheated or uncomfortable if they are too close to the fire. They descended from wolves. Wolves are naturally afraid of fire because it is associated with destroying their habitat. Animals, like humans, develop fear from experiences that can shape their behavior. Dogs, in particular, … Read more
It’s safe to give your dog sunflower oil, and it benefits their health in several ways if given in moderation. Finn talks about the advantages and disadvantages of giving oils to dogs, including olive oil and linseed oil. Table of Contents: No matter what we’re eating—a cheeseburger or a candy bar—our dogs would adore to … Read more
Unfortunately for our pets, dogs can get hay fever just like people can! It’s thought that up to 10% of dogs in the UK suffer to some extent from this annual allergy. Allergies are a common problem for many individuals, both human and canine. Not only do allergies have the potential to cause discomfort to … Read more
According to veterinarian Mike Richards, cedar shavings may cause a contact allergy in some dogs. This is due to the aromatic oil in the chips. When cedar chips are used as bedding or as filler in a fabric pet bed, allergy symptoms can develop. If your dog is sensitive to cedar, he might become ill … Read more
People who live in hot climates and want to minimize the amount of electricity used to keep their dogs cool should consider investing in dog cooling mats. The majority of gel cooling mats are pressure activated, which is an effective way to quickly cool down a dog. Despite their high initial cost, prolonged use will … Read more
A grinding tool can give a smoother finish to the nail than the clipper and works well on thick nails. When working with dogs that have black nails, there is less chance of hitting the quick because owners feel that they have more control in the trimming process. When it comes to caring for your … Read more
These findings suggest that the more pets someone has, the happier they are likely to be. Interestingly, dog owners were also found to be significantly more happy than cat owners – though horse owners just nabbed the top spot. The highly regarded survey, which has served as a gauge of American politics, culture, and behavior … Read more
Please know that each pet’s paw print is as unique as the pet, and results can vary significantly based on the size of the pet, wear on the pads (larger, active dogs may have more wear, less ink uptake and thus slightly fainter print), anatomy of the pads, amount of hair on the foot, etc. … Read more
Not only is a carrier often the safest place for dogs, it can also be the coziest and most peaceful place for them too. We may receive a commission if you use a link on our website to make a purchase. See our advertising disclosure. Pros and Cons of Dog Carrier Backpacks Dog backpacks can … Read more
Can Dogs Tell Time? Dogs have a sense of time sense of time The study of time perception or chronoception is a field within psychology, cognitive linguistics and neuroscience that refers to the subjective experience, or sense, of time, which is measured by someone’s own perception of the duration of the indefinite and unfolding of … Read more