It might surprise many dog owners but do you know that your dog can also suffer from incontinence? Dogs that have trouble controlling their urge to urine are usually given proin. But can I wean my dog off proin if its condition is improving? Trying to wean your dog off proin without your vet’s consent … Read more
Aquaphor is a skincare product that is known for treating a variety of skin conditions in humans. But should you be using it on your dog? Aquaphor can help with small cuts, dry paws and skin irritation. It’s mostly safe for dogs because it’s made with non-toxic ingredient. You should only use a little bit … Read more
Discovering that your dog has inverted nipples can prompt immediate concern. An inverted nipple in dogs can occur in both males and females, often seen in pregnant or nursing dogs. While usually a cosmetic issue, it can signify health problems in some cases. If your dog has inverted nipples, watch for symptoms like swelling, discharge, … Read more
Chalk might not immediately come to mind as a potential hazard for pet owners. But is chalk toxic to dogs? Chalk, in its basic forms of calcium carbonate or calcium sulfate, is not toxic to dogs. While a small amount typically isn’t harmful, ingesting or inhaling large amounts of chalk can lead to respiratory and … Read more
Once every few weeks, I will have my dog lie down in front of me while I go over his body meticulously. I will eyeball and feel every inch of his body for anything that seems ‘abnormal’. One important area of our dogs that we tend to overlook is their paws or more specifically, their … Read more
Have you ever noticed your dog often standing still, not moving at all? This behavior might look harmless but it can be a sign that something important is going on with your furry friend. If you notice your dog frequently standing still and not moving, it might indicate a range of health issues. Conditions such … Read more