The few things that our dogs will never run out of are unconditional love and energy. Our pups are always generous with their love and can play the whole day if you can keep up with them. However, there are times when your dog’s energy can work against it especially after going through an invasive … Read more
“Your dog has cancer” These are words that dog owners never want to hear and I wish that none of us ever have to in the future. However, even with the best of care and lifestyle, these unfortunate events still do happen. One very common problem for dogs with cancer is the lack of appetite. … Read more
I have to admit that I enjoy going down to the dog park as much as my dog. My dog gets to play with other dogs and I get to engage in interesting convos with other dog owners such as “So what strange things have your dog eaten lately?” There is a wealth of knowledge … Read more
You’ve weathered the storm of your dog’s pyometra surgery but now you’re faced with a new challenge. Your dog just won’t eat. You’re not alone. My dog has gone through days when food was the last thing on its mind. Female dogs are known to suffer from pyometra which is an infection of the uterus … Read more
Ripped, shredded, lean, jacked. All the terminology that are used to describe someone who is muscular and very well-defined. A term that doesn’t apply to me, unfortunately. When someone is that fit or lean, one of the most obvious muscle groups that is noticeable would be the abdominal muscles or ‘abs’. Having abs or a … Read more
Finding out your dog has swallowed a latex glove can be worrying. It is important to know what to do if this happens because your dog’s health could be at risk. Latex isn’t chemically toxic to dogs but the physical risks such as blockage and choking can pose significant dangers. If the glove reaches the … Read more