Category: Dog Safety

What to Know About Water Intoxication in Dogs

Dogs need plenty of water, but is it possible they can have too much water? Here’s what to know about water intoxication in dogs:

Hypothermia can occur when a dog’s body temperature drops below normal. Here’s what to know about hypothermia and 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: