My Dogs Coat is Full of Static
It seems like a problem ripped from the comic books, but for some pet owners, it’s a fact of life. If your dogs’ coat is full of static, there are ways to reduce and prevent you and your dog...
Dog Diarrhea – Treatment and Prevention of Diarrhea
The presence of diarrhea in dogs should always be cause for concern. There are a plethora of causes of both acute and chronic diarrhea in dogs, including infectious causes, toxins, inflammation or disease of the intestinal tract and parasites....
Excessive Barking
Barking is one of the most common, as well as commonly annoying, vocalization methods of dogs. Wolves in the wild are believed to bark for only two reasons: as an alarm system to warn other pack members of a...
The 10 Most Toxic Foods for Pets – Infographic
Evidence shows that newer medications are becoming more attractive to our pets as some manufacturers are using gel-based capsules and other sweet-flavored ingredients that are pleasing to our animal’s sense of smell. Bernadine Cruz, a veterinarian with the Laguna...
Feeding a Dog Bones – Weigh the Risks Against the Benefits
A dog and a bone seems as natural a combination as peanut butter and jelly. If you don’t believe it, you can show a bone to just about any dog and the longing in his eyes will display exactly...
Cancers in Dogs
It’s hard to believe that despite lifespans that are relatively short compared to that of humans, cancers in dogs are a significant concern for pet owners. Cancer, in its many various forms, has evolved to become the leading cause...
Lungworms in Dogs
Lungworms in dogs are a tricky parasite that can be difficult to diagnose. Causing symptoms similar to those of several other varied conditions, determining lungworms to be the cause of respiratory problems in dogs can be difficult and prolonged.
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Digging – How to Train a Dog Not to Dig
There are many different reasons as to why your beloved dog may want to start digging, everywhere or at anything. It could be that Woofer is bored in the house, or he may think there is a tasty treat...
Getting Rid of Fleas on My Dog – Eradicating Flea Infestations
Your poor miserable dog scratches and chews, flips around and scratches some more. Panting from exertion, he finally settles down to sleep but the itching starts once more and he frantically starts to scratch again. You tell him to...
Anesthesia
The last time ‘Fluffy’ went to the vet, he found a small lump on her right front foot that he told her owner to keep an eye on and to bring her in if it grew or changed in...
Popular Dog Articles
Methodology Of Dog Training
We all want our dog to learn how to behave. We want to be able to take him out and public and trust that his behavior will at the very least be tolerable. We don’t want him to attack other dogs, pull too hard on the leash, drag us...
Cancers in Dogs
It’s hard to believe that despite lifespans that are relatively short compared to that of humans, cancers in dogs are a significant concern for pet owners. Cancer, in its many various forms, has evolved to become the leading cause of death in older dogs. Early diagnosis and constantly evolving...
How to Conquer Pet Odors – Removing Pee and Poop Smells
We have all been there. You walk into a house that has stinky dogs or a stinky kitty litter and it is like hitting a physical wall of bad pet odor. The house can look spotless and perfect but once that smell pervades your nostrils, all you can think...
