Unfortunately, all dogs deal with diarrhea at one point in their lives. So, understanding how to treat minor cases can help your pup get back to his normal self in a short time. Dog diarrhea can either be acute (caused by a spontaneous response to food or something your dog ate) or chronic (caused by…
Dog weight pulling is not only a champion sport that’s recognized by many kennel clubs and canine associations across the globe but also an incredible way to bond with your dog. It involves attaching one end of a special harness to your dog and tethering the other to a cart with wheels. The goal is…
Although dog diapers seem like amusing products to non-dog owners, they are worthwhile purchases, particularly for senior dogs with incontinence issues as well as puppies and other dogs that can’t retain their business. A dog diaper may help your pup avoid unwanted accidents and regain the freedom to roam around your house again. Dog diapers…
In an effort to meet the demands of health-conscious consumers seeking snacking options that prioritize health, manufacturers across the globe are looking for other ways to add sweetness or flavor to their products without extra calories. As a result, zero-calorie sugar alternatives like sucralose have found their ways onto the ingredient list of many foods…
If you have a toy breed who loves jumping on people, digging holes in your backyard, rummaging through your trash can, or barking excessively, you may want to invest in a shock collar to promote good behavior or curb these undesirable behaviors. A shock collar works through the concept of aversion training and induces small…
Cheese makes terrific treats for most dogs. That’s why every time you open the cheese packet, your pup will scuttle into the kitchen expecting his share! We love cheese too! It is one of the most used ingredients in fast foods, and we love it for the taste. It also packs many health benefits and…
Diarrhea is a common issue in dogs and can be caused by a variety of things. For instance, it may be something simple like dietary indiscretion (cases of a dog eating trash, dirt, table scraps, etc) or something more serious like ingestion of toxins or infectious disease. And like other health conditions in dogs, it…
Every dog owner understands his or her pup’s bathroom habits probably due to the unpleasant chore of cleaning up dog poop from time to time. It is, therefore, quite easy to notice if your furbaby falls off his ‘regular routine’. Unlike other forms of stomach upset in dogs, constipation is not very common. In most…
Like newborns, puppies go through the rough stage of teething where they seem to chew everything on sight. New pet owners are seldom prepared for this nightmare. Buying chewing toys at this point can be a weekly (or daily) affair. If you don’t, everything (your shoes, sofas, flip flops, work shoes) will be converted into…
Passing hard and dry stools (or constipation) is a problem that your pup is likely to face at some point in time. It not only causes discomfort to your dog but can also lead to more serious health conditions given that stool doesn’t move in the system smoothly, impacting the colon. For instance, ongoing constipation…