Although sharing human foods with dogs may be the subject of debate, it’s also part of the experience of being a dog lover. We know it can be hard to resist those begging eyes! But it’s crucial to only share what is safe for them, and probably worth considering exactly when you share it as well.
If you are a first-time dog owner, we are sure you might have hundreds of questions, especially dental-related ones. Does your dog have the same number of teeth as you? How many teeth do pups have? Do dogs lose their teeth, and so on? Well, we have all the answers. So, read on to learn all about dogs’ teeth.
Yes, goat meat is safe for dogs to eat, as long as it’s thoroughly cooked.. This nutrient-packed meat is a healthy choice for your dog and is even used as the base for some dog foods.
Sometimes, being a good dog parent means knowing when to say “no” to your pup, no matter how adorably they beg. Some foods are simply dangerous for dogs and can lead to serious health issues, even in small amounts. Here are 10 foods that are bad for dogs and should be avoided.
Estrus symptoms in dogs happen when a dog shows signs of being in heat even when she has been spayed. However, dogs with this condition cannot get pregnant.
Lead poisoning in dogs often happens when a dog has too much lead in their blood. Usually, the condition is caused by exposure to too much lead.
(Photo credit: alex_ugalek / Getty Images) When your dog undergoes a surgical procedure, the last thing everyone needs is more stress. A torn surgical site can lead to more pain, longer recovery, and costly procedures to fix sutures and provide extra medications. However, surgical recovery suits can help reduce stress, prevent torn stitches, and give…
These days, most pet parents consider spaying and neutering to be the norm for dogs. That’s a good thing. Thanks to education and advancements in spaying and neutering procedures, along with help from the No Kill Movement, the rate of dogs euthanized in shelters due to overpopulation fell by 90 percent over the last 50 years or so.
Many pet parents spay or neuter their dogs for health benefits and safety. These procedures lessen the risks of certain diseases, reduce aggression, and generally add to your dog’s life, with proper diet and exercise. However, you must take care after spay or neuter surgery so your dog won’t suffer from the next risk: weight gain and possible obesity.