What You Should Know About Canine Epilepsy
Knowing what to look for to go to the vet can help you provide the best care for your dog. Here’s what you should know about canine epilepsy:
Category: Dog Health
Why Do Dogs Shed?
Knowing why dogs shed more or less can help you better manage your dog’s fur. Here are a few reasons why your dog might be shedding:
What You Should Know About Heartworm in Dogs
Preventive care matters. Part of prevention is knowing symptoms & what to do if you see them. Here’s what you should know about heartworm in dogs:
Why Do Dogs Chew?
Some dogs chew more than others, and you’d be hard-pressed to find a dog that doesn’t chew. So, why do dogs chew? Here are a few reasons:
What You Should Know About Mange
Mange is a common condition and it is also very treatable, especially if it’s caught in the early stages. Here’s what you should know about mange:
6 Signs You’re Not Ready for a Puppy
Before adding a puppy to your family, it’s important to ensure you’ll be able to take care of them. Here are a few signs you’re not ready for a puppy:
4 Ways to Help Your Dog Survive Seasonal…
Dogs can suffer from seasonal allergies just as humans do. Here are a few ways to help your dog survive seasonal allergies:
How to Clean Your Dog’s Ears
It’s important to regularly check your dog’s ears and to carefully clean them as needed. Here’s how to clean your dog’s ears:
4 Common Mistakes First-Time Dog Owners Make
Making the decision to add a dog to your family is an exciting one. If it’s going to be your first, avoid these common mistakes first-time dog owners make:
5 Common Questions Dog Owners Ask Vets
There is no doubt that vets receive a lot of questions from dog owners. Here are a few common questions dog owners ask vets:
How to Choose the Right Veterinarian
When you decide to add a puppy or a dog to your life, you’re also adding a lot of visits to the veterinarian. Here’s how to choose the right veterinarian:
What You Should Know About Canine Diabetes
Just as diabetes occurs in humans, it can also occur in dogs. And, it is becoming a more common problem. Here’s what you should know about canine diabetes: