I know chicken bones are delicious for your dog. But to ensure your dog’s safety, you must be careful about what you’re feeding them. Because giving dogs something, they shouldn’t have is dangerous. Can dogs eat chicken bones? Dogs usually don’t have a problem digesting chicken bones. Chicken bones typically dissolve in the stomach, avoiding …
I understand what it’s like to eat fries when you have a dog. They will use their most potent weapon against you while you’re eating. Yes, the “puppy eyes.” You also cannot resist puppy eyes, I know that. So, consider sharing your fries with your dog. But you have to know if it’s okay for …
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Majid Tanveer, DVM Your furry baby is home. Like any new parent, you are getting to know your puppy and hoping their growth and development are average. But what exactly is “normal” regarding your new pup’s behavior? Is your puppy’s pee all over the house driving you barking mad? Their uncontrollable eating …
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Majid Tanveer, DVM Have you owned a dog and had this happen? You keep them well-exercised and healthy. Then the excessive scratching, biting and licking all start. These are all signs that your dog is trying to make themselves feel better from a yeast infection. Luckily for dog owners, there are a …
Fun fact – did you know that pets outnumber people in the U.S.? Read that again, there are approximately 60 million more pets than people in America! The U.S. is a land of few babies and more pets (pun intended!). The most popular pet in all these millions of households is the dog. Now, if …
We all know that dogs can’t talk when feeling unwell; they must use other means of communication. Some of the ways are through their feeding habits. It could also be through poop, reaction, and general behavior. As a dog owner, I noticed that my dogs often bloat. I visited a vet for further help. I …
Hydration is essential for all living things, your dog included. It keeps them healthy, maintains a good coat, and ensures they have enough energy for the day ahead. The good news is that your dog will naturally drink as much as they need so long as you keep their bowl full. However, some pups drink …