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Dog Won’t Stop Sneezing: Why And How To Help
Dogs sneeze just as frequently as we do! And boy, don’t they look absolutely adorable when they do. Dogs sneeze pretty much for the same reasons that we do: particles of dust, dirt, grass or pollen coming inside their nasal passages. Dogs are curious beings that love to roam around, so it perfectly fine that […] More
My Dog Ate 10 Mg Melatonin! What To Do?
Melatonin is a normally occurring neurohormone that can naturally help humans and animals to go to sleep. However, just like with anything else in nature, melatonin can also be toxic in certain doses. If you are franticly googling “My dog ate 10 mg of Melatonin, what to do” after your dog ate more than the […] More
Tick Head Stuck In Dog! What To Do?
Ticks are scary! However, they are fairly common in dogs, especially if your canine enjoys being outside. It’s especially concerning if a tick head stays stuck in your dog! That way the risks of possible infections are increased. In this article we will go over how to find ticks on your dog, how to successfully […] More
Pulmonary Hypertension In Dogs
Pulmonary hypertension in dogs is a term used to describe an medical condition in which the pulmonary arterial pressure is higher than normal. It’s not the same as regular high blood pressure, or systemic hypertension, in which the blood pressure is high in the rest of the body. If your dog was recently diagnosed with […] More
Dog Eye Goop: What’s Normal And What’s Not
Have you recently noticed some eye goop on the corners of the eyes on your dog? More likely than not, you have nothing to worry about. These goops are just the accumulation of dried tears and particles of debris like pollen and dust, for example. Tears are made of fats, water and some mucus, and […] More
Cross Eyed Dog: Why It Happens
Have you noticed that the position of your dog’s eyes is kind of off? Or maybe you have noticed some cross eyed dogs in the dog park. The medically correct term is “Strabismus” and it’s an eye condition that can be found in many species, including dogs and humans. Cross Eyed Dog— What is it? […] More
Dog Eye Discharge: What’s Normal?
Different types of eye discharges are a fairly common problem in dogs. Sometimes it’s completely normal and harmless, while at other times it raises concerns. To learn when to worry about an eye discharge in your dog, keep on reading. There are different steps that you will have to make in order to determine if […] More
Dog Eye Infection Treatment
Anyone who ever had an eye infection knows how uncomfortable and painful it can be. The itchiness, the redness, the swelling. Also, it takes forever for it to heal. And it isn’t any better for our canine friends as well. Eye infections are actually fairly common in dogs. However, there are different ways that we […] More
My Dog’s Eye Is Red And Swollen! What To Do?
Having pets means taking care of their health and well being. That’s why it’s so crucial for us to inspect any possible changes in our dog’s health and immediately search for help if there is anything out of order. While we have the luxury to express anything that it bothering us, our dog’s unfortunately can’t […] More
Vitamin E For Dogs — When Is It Enough?
Having a high-quality and nutrient-rich diet is important for all dogs. Vitamins like vitamin C or vitamin K are crucial for the normal functioning of our dog’s bodies. When it comes to vitamin E for dogs — it’s affecting so many essential functions and processes. Vitamin E is an antioxidant that helps the body fight […] More
Vitamin C for dogs: Does your pooch need it?
Vitamin C supplements have become a staple in our medicine cabinet. You probably have a bottle of vitamin C in your house right now too! This is nothing unusual, we are all aware how important vitamin C is. It’s a crucial antioxidant, it also helps us stay healthy and boosts our immune system! Now, with […] More
Activated charcoal for dogs – Benefits and downsides
Activated charcoal has become very popular in the last couple of years. We use it for many different things, to whiten our teeth for example. But can we use activated charcoal for dogs? The answer is yes. Veterinarians use activated charcoal to treat intoxication in dogs, it absorbs ingested toxins and lessens their effects. ALSO […] More
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