Health information about dogs.
A surgical procedure known to be standard in certain breeds like Doberman, Australian Shepherd, Viszla, and Rottweiler, tail docking has recently drawn a lot of controversy and rejection from experts and organizations looking at the complications and risks involved. Learning…
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With all the care and facilities we arrange for our dogs, it may seem that we are going overboard in pampering them. However, they are our family members and their health should be a top priority. As your canine friend…
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Many pet owners often wonder whether their pooch can enjoy a few sips of carbonated water either as a substitute for normal water or just for a taste and feel of the bubbly water. Human beings like to…
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Dogs are cute and overactive. Between playing, eating, and turning the house upside down, it can be surprising (and maybe just a little alarming) how many snoozes and naps they can fit into their day. A dog can be active…
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For centuries, many Asian cultures have consumed pig’s feet due to their high collagen content. Pig’s feet are an excellent source of nutrients for fetuses. You can find pig’s feet snacks for dogs, and dog owners are concerned about the…
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Imagine your dog displays symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, and a poor appetite. Your first thought about what may be wrong is probably not this uneasily detected disease, Valley fever. Also known as coccidioidomycosis, Valley fever is a fungal disease…
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Normally, the average pug life span ranges from 12 to 15 years. However, most pug dogs only last for 12 years (or even shorter) than the average life span. A male pug may only live up to 12.8 years, while…
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For those who don’t know, neutering refers to the process of surgically removing the dog’s testicles. This procedure sterilizes the male dog so that it can no longer fertilize female dogs. Though some people don’t agree, neutering is a safe…
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Contrary to the popular image that shows a dog drooling over a juicy bone, the latter is a hazardous snack for your furry friend. Chicken bones are famous for injuring dogs. The thin bones often shatter when bitten and the…
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