Dog Bite Prevention
How to Prevent Dog Bites An Owner’s Responsibility to Prevent Dog Bites Although most interactions between dogs and people are positive and harmonious, there are still an estimated 4.5 million dog bites reported each year in America. These bites range from minor nips to major attacks. There is no way to guarantee your dog would […]
Roundworms in Cats and Dogs
Roundworm Infection in Pets Toxocara are common intestinal roundworms in cats and dogs. They can be identified in your pet’s stool or vomit. These worms resemble spaghetti, as they’re long and thin. Symptoms include diarrhea, vomiting, lackluster fur coat and pot-bellied appearance. When a pet is infected, the eggs hatch and become larvae that continue […]
How to Save Money on Dog Grooming
Cutting Dog Grooming Costs By Colleen Riley When times are tough, people frequently try to save money when it comes to grooming their dogs. Obviously, one option is to not take their dogs to a groomer at all. Another is to go less often or shop for a salon that provides less-expensive services. Whichever strategy […]
Dog Park Tips
Preparing for the Dog Park Dog parks have popped up all over the United States. These parks provide a chance for your dog to get up, get moving and meet new friends. Dogs, just like humans, need both physical and mental stimulation to achieve a sense of well-being. (They say a tired dog is a […]
Breed Spotlight: Lhasa Apso
Lhasa Apso Facts History & Characteristics Originating hundreds of years ago in the Himalayan Mountains in Tibet, the Lhasa Apso was considered a guardian breed who was kept to protect the inner household of royalty and the hallowed walls of Buddhist monasteries. Lhasa Apsos are often mistaken for being the typical lap dog, but that […]
Hypothyroidism in Dogs
Canine Thyroid Disease Hypothyroidism is one of the most common hormone deficiencies in dogs, and yet one of the most overlooked. When dogs suffer from Hypothyroidism, their thyroid gland isn’t producing enough of the thyroid hormone. The causes of this condition can vary. The onset of Hypothyroidism may be from a naturally slowing down gland […]
5 Tips for Naming Your Dog
Naming Your New Dog As a responsible dog lover, when you choose to adopt a dog, you’ll probably choose a pet in need from a shelter or rescue organization. Depending on the circumstances, the dog may either have come with a name from her previous owner, been given a name by the shelter attendants or […]
