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Signs of Liver Failure in Dogs
Liver disease can be a very scary issue, but knowing the signs may decrease the chance of this disease seriously affecting your dog’s life. The liver is one of the body’s vital organs, even for dogs, which helps with digestion, blood clotting, detoxifying blood, and serves other important roles. When a liver is not working…
When to Switch to Adult Dog Food
Feeding your dog the correct food for their age is extremely important for their health. When you have a puppy, food that is beneficial to the development and growth of your dog is important. As your dog gets older, though, they require a different type of food for this period in their lives. Many dog…
Does My Dog Need to be Brushed?
Brushing and grooming your dog often means good hygiene and health for them. Brushing can keep dirt, pollen, and other nasty things off your dog. By brushing them, you are also increasing blood circulation which creates a shiny, healthy coat on your dog. You might be wondering, though, how often to brush your dog and…
Is My Dog Lonely?
With summer coming to an end and more people heading back to the office, our dogs are trying to transition back to being home alone more often. A change in schedule can have an impact on their mental health and personality. No matter the cause of change, your dog is likely feeling the impact of…
The State Dog of Georgia & 12 Other State Dogs
Fun fact: 13 states in the United States have emblematic state dogs. Iconic emblems are typically flowers, birds, and mottos that represent a state’s values, culture, and sometimes natural resources. For 13 states that includes an official dog breed. Below learn more about these dog breeds that represent our state and others. Alaska: Alaskan Malamute…
Tips for Saving Money on Pet Expenses
We all love our dogs, they’re our best friends, but sometimes they can put unexpected dents in our pockets. Being able to afford the maintenance of dogs is a top reason they are typically relinquished. But if you plan and prepare, there are ways to keep bills low and manageable. 1. Be Proactive Don’t cut…
Understanding Foot Pad Injuries in Dogs
Dog’s paws are a critical part of their day to day, since they spend most of their waking moments relying on them. Besides being used for walking, running, and standing, your dog’s paws are a type of shock absorber protecting them against surfaces and indicating unnoticeable health concerns. Your dog’s feet may be injured and…
Should I Let My Dog Kiss Me?
Sometimes when you get home and greet your furry friend, you’re met with a slobbery kiss. While this may be a sweet gesture, it’s not the most sanitary. In fact, every animal expert will agree that it’s extremely unsanitary for Fido to be licking your face, eyes, or nose. Let’s dive into the details behind…
Inexpensive Ways to Keep Your Dog Stimulated
Do you come home to find accidents in the house? What about destroyed furniture or household items? Dogs need both mental and physical stimulation to keep themselves health, happy, and out of trouble. Spending time with your dog increases your bond together as well. There are lots of way to keep your dog engaged that…
Entertaining Your Dog Inside
Whether it’s the pandemic, cold weather, or other issues keeping us and our pets indoors, it’s important that dogs get their exercise, both physically and mentally. If you can’t go outside, you might need to get creative. Try some of the following suggestions, and you might even find a hidden skill of your furry companion!…