Dog Wellness Advice

If you have a dog, it’s important to know which things they can be allergic to, so that you can keep them away from those objects in your house. Some of the things that can trigger an allergic reaction in dogs are as follows: Read

Dogs who suffer from arthritis can feel pretty stiff with their movements, thereby affecting the overall quality of their lives. Although there’s no particular cure for this, there are certain things dog owners can opt for in order to help… Read

Dogs are highly active creatures. Pay attention to their mental health and find ways to engage their minds positively – for a healthy, happy dog. Read

Does your canine best friend blow a stinky breath in your face every time they bark or sit next to you? You are not alone, let's find out what causes this. Read

No question. You are living in quarantine, and that means that your dogs are with you too. This means many changes to your normal life and also to theirs. Your dogs are susceptible to human energy including your stress, anxiety, and panic.… Read

Does your cat or dog have gooey gunk coming from their eyes and tear-stained fur? If this happens every once in a while, it’s probably nothing too serious. However if your pet’s tears are continuous or yellowish in color, it’s time to visi… Read

Hydrocephalus is a congenital disorder found in dogs and cats, usually at late stages in life and after some sort of head injury or a terrible infection. It is important to get your pet diagnosed early in order to obtain proper treatment. … Read

If your dog is sensitive to topical flea treatments then you may be at your wit's end. Fleas and ticks are no fun, and in this article, we'll explore some natural alternatives for dogs that can't handle harsh flea killers. Read

Is your dog obsessed with eating everything and anything? Let's help you understand why and also find a lasting solution. Read

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it’s important to know how to groom your dog at home, especially given the current period when the world is facing a pandemic. It really is all about building trust and a deeper bond with your dog. Read

Heart diseases in dogs can lead to abnormalities related to blood pumping, which can further cause fluid to be built up in the abdomen and chest of your dog. Heart conditions can be divided into two types, namely the heart valve and the he… Read

Humans often end up developing allergies from the smallest of things, and it leads to reactions such as itchy skin, watery eyes, etc. Similarly, our furry, four-legged friends can develop allergic reactions to things they’re surrounded by.… Read

Your dog is a part of the family and when there is something wrong with him or her, you want to ensure he gets the best treatment possible. You would do whatever you can for him or her just as you would for your own child. Read

Are you living in quarantine because of the rapid global spread of COVID-19? That means that your four-pawed best friend is forced to be inside with you. Until recently, there was no evidence from the Centers for Disease Control and Preven… Read

If we talk about kids with certain disabilities, for instance, or those who have suffered any form of physical or emotional violence, they feel a tremendous amount of love and care with pets around. Here are some valid reasons why pets are… Read

As much as you’d like to ignore their graying muzzle or the fact that they no longer enjoy long walks or have difficulty climbing onto things, the healthy thing to do is embrace your dog’s aging years and do your best to make sure that you… Read

Dogs heading over to you when called is one of the most crucial training lessons a dog needs. It’s also one of the hardest ones to do effectively and requires a lot of patience. Worry not, we're here to help. Read

Summer is great, except for the excruciating heat. A cool dog is a happy dog. Here’s all you need to know about keeping your dog cool and happy during summer. Read