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Safety Tips for Taking Your Dog Swimming

Safety Tips for Taking Your Dog Swimming

Swimming is an excellent way to bond with our furry friends and entertain them during the summer. Dog owners visiting the beach or heading poolside may be anxious to let their pup join the fun, but it’s crucial to consider water safety first. Before letting Fido hop into the water on your next pool day,… Read More

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Is Benadryl Safe for Dogs?

Is Benadryl Safe for Dogs?

If you’ve ever noticed your furry friend scratching excessively, sneezing, or experiencing allergies, you might have wondered: Is Benadryl safe for dogs? It’s a common question among dog owners seeking relief for their canine companions. Well, wonder no more, as this post provides pet parents with the information needed to keep their pups happy and… Read More

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Can Dogs Eat Eggs?

When humans are looking to get more protein in their diets, they often turn to eggs to fill in those gaps. But when your dog starts looking at you with those cute puppy dog eyes begging for a bite of your breakfast, it’s almost impossible to say no. And good news! You don’t have to!… Read More

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Signs of Aggression to Look for in Your Dog

Signs of Aggression to Look for in Your Dog

If your pup starts snapping at you, growling, or biting, they may have issues with behavioral aggression. Aggression in dogs is never ideal as it can quickly get out of control and someone can end up getting hurt. Aggression, while not common in animals unless it’s warranted, often results in having to seek professional help.… Read More

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Dog Health from DNA Testing

Dog Health from DNA Testing

Any dog-owner knows that the day a surprise health diagnosis comes to light is the worst, but is there a way you and your pooch can avoid the out-of-the-blue shock? Canine DNA testing can be helpful in getting to know what conditions your pup can possibly have based on their personal DNA! Some results can… Read More

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Parasites In Dogs

Parasites in Dogs

Dog parents take their furry friend’s health very seriously, which is why hearing your dog has parasites is scary and confusing. So what exactly qualifies as a parasite? Well, parasites are organisms that live on another organism of a different species. The host provides the parasite with nutrients at the expense of themself. Parasites living… Read More

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How to Help an Overheated Dog

How to Help an Overheated Dog

Dogs are intolerant of too much heat. So, it is crucial that you’re aware of the signs of heat stress or heat stroke, and how to treat your dog if they start to occur. If an animal experiences heatstroke, you may notice hyperventilation, excessive panting, dry gums that become pale, increased salivation, rapid pulse, confusion,… Read More

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The Dangers of Dog Obesity

The Dangers of Dog Obesity

Did you know that 56% of dogs in the U.S. are classified as obese or overweight? Many pet parents don’t realize their pet is overweight, or they ignore the problem until it becomes a critical issue. Obesity in dogs is a major health threat. Not only can it decrease a dog’s lifespan, but its also… Read More

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How to Bandage a Cut on a Dog

How to Bandage a Cut on a Dog

In an emergency situation, you need to know how to act quickly and efficiently to take care of your dog. While you should leave serious medical procedures to your vet or emergency services, knowing how to bandage a cut on your dog is a useful skill to have going forward. After all, our doggos are… Read More

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