Category: Dog Safety

What to Know About Frostbite in Dogs

Frostbite is a concern in the cold. Did you know that frostbite can affect dogs, too? Here’s what to know about frostbite in dogs:

It’s smart to have digital and hard copies of important documents. Here are a few of the important documents you should have for your dog:

A loose tooth in an adult dog can be a sign of injury or a health issue. Here’s what to do if your dog has a loose tooth:

Most dogs love a trip to the dog park, but not every dog is suited to it. Here are a few signs you shouldn’t take your dog to the dog park:

Have you ever noticed flies bugging your dog? If flies are bugging your dog, here are a few tips for how to keep flies off your dog:

Not all dog bones are the same; some of them are dangerous. Here are the chews that are relatively safe for your dog, and which to avoid:

No one likes to see their best buddy scared or stressed out. Here’s what to know about anxiety in dogs and how to help an anxious dog:

“Why is my dog’s face swollen?” Being able to identify the reason can help you determine the next best steps. Here’s what to know:

It’s important to know what different insect or bug bites might look like on your dog. Here is a dog owner’s guide to insect bites on dogs:

Dogs often eat things they shouldn’t, which increases the risk of choking. Here’s what you need to know about the Heimlich maneuver for dogs:

Dogs love to spend time with their people. Here are a few signs your dog is lonely and that you might not be spending enough time with them:

If you’re planning a trip with your dog to “The Badger State”, use this Wisconsin dog-friendly travel guide to start your research.