Anal glands. It just sounds gross doesn’t it? Most pet owners have never even heard of anal glands until their dog or cat has an issue with them. After that point, many of these pets need regular maintenance of their glands that can actually be done at home! What are anal glands? Anal glands are […]
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Just like humans, your family dog can develop an infection of any body system. In many dogs, the development of infection often begins as a respiratory tract, but it can also involve the genitourinary system. While infections such as tonsillitis, bronchitis and pneumonia are very rare, your dog can develop an infection and require veterinary […]
There are a few known home remedies for canine stomach aches, but because every dog is different, you should always contact your local veterinarian beforehand. Describe the symptoms to the veterinarian, who can then give you an expert opinion on what to do. Even if you plan to treat your dog at home with any […]
Do you think your dog might be overweight? Did your vet tell you your dog was overweight? Is your dog’s collar or harness getting too tight? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions then you need to figure out what your dog’s ideal weight is and how to get your dog to his […]
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How you feed your dog can have a significant impact on his overall health and his potential lifespan. Unfortunately, many standard and even premium dog foods have been found to be inadequate nutritionally and may contain harmful chemicals that can harm your dog. In addition, we’re discovering that vegetables have powerful antioxidants that may help […]
I have owned Saint Bernards for 14 years, and although I am a huge fan of the breed, they are not for everyone. Originating from Roman Molesser dogs, developed as working/rescue dogs in the Swiss Alps by monks at a monastery that still exists, the breed is very noble, and for the most part very […]
Aspirin Use for Dogs Chronic pain or inflammation in adults, associated to arthritis, or joint problems is common in dogs. One in every five adult dogs, in the United States has arthritis, which is a degenerative joint disease. Common signs include: Dog is tired easily or lags behind during a long walk, limps when walking, […]
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“Only a tired puppy is a good puppy.” That observation, a little enhanced, is underpinned by decades of life in communion with dogs, insisting on dog exercises, reading dog books. Exercise remains essential for good behavior and good health in the adult dog. High energy dogs, even long, daily walks are not enough. Agility training […]
Canine Hip Dysplasia (CHD) is commonly known to effect large breeds of dogs, but there are so many questions that are left unanswered. What is CHD? Who does it effect? How do we fight it? Research has proven that CHD can effect dogs of any size, breed or age, and that it can sometimes be […]