Are you at your wit’s end trying to get your dog to eat his food? It can get frustrating trying to figure out why your dog won’t eat, especially if there’s nothing medically wrong with him. Generally, all animals have individual tastes. What one dog likes, the other will find …
Strong and intelligent, the Doberman Pinscher is a great canine companion and deserves to get delicious meals. Although energetic, your Doberman is prone to some health issues that can easily deny you an otherwise happy and lovely doggie. Therefore, you should only select the foods formulated for him, but what …
Is your lovely dog suffering from stomach upsets and diarrhea? If yes, it might be an indicator that something is wrong with their health. However, even if the issue is not a serious one, no pooch should have to endure persistent and recurring runny stools. The good news is that …
A National Pet Obesity Awareness Day Survey done in 2014 found that over 50% of dogs in America are obese. Several surveys conducted in different parts of the world have shown almost similar results, that overweight pets are a global problem. While a chubby pet will score highly on the …
Do you have husky doggies? All that they dream of is rushing through snow-covered ground and leading you on adventures in winter. Huskies consider themselves as four-legged wolves with energy to traipse through woods chasing prey. Therefore, they are survivors and hardworking, and they should be fed on the type …
Diabetes is a disease caused by the body’s inability to produce insulin, which causes your dog to have high blood sugar levels. Canine diabetes may not be reversible, but it is manageable with a special diet. The diet you choose should be balanced to support long-term maintenance, regulate blood sugar …
A sensitive stomach can result in vomiting, diarrhea, and poor appetite. This will often lead to a struggle in maintaining weight and a lack of energy. A high-quality dog food diet for a sensitive stomach can play a huge role. So, finding suitable nutrition is key to managing the issue. …
Given how much bulldogs love to eat, it is extremely important to make sure that the food they eat is nutritious, complete, and balanced. It is just as important for your bulldog to have a nutrient-dense diet as it is for you. This dog breed suffers from flatulence and they …
Yeast infections are not uncommon in dogs. You might assume that your dog is meant to have a stinky smell, but she may have a yeast infection. The most common canine yeast infections are those of the ears and skin caused by Malassezia (an organism that lives in your dog’s …
Are you tired of finding a lot of dog hair in the house, making it appear as if you have 50 canines, but in reality, it is just one? Some level of shedding is okay in dogs, and you should expect it to intensify significantly, especially in spring or when …
The English Bulldog is an old breed, dating back to the 13th century where the breed was used in the sport of bull-baiting. Today, this breed is one of the most popular for family dogs, gentle and loving to children. These dogs enjoy human interaction and are also courageous to …
Arthritis will certainly slow your dog down! Just like people, dogs tend to get a little stiff and creaky as they get older, usually because of arthritis. A painful condition that occurs when cartilage in the joints starts breaking down. There are several forms of arthritis, but the most common …
Thyroid disease can cause canine hypothyroidism! Hypothyroidism or low thyroid activity can lead to some medical conditions, including Cushing’s disease, congenital hypothyroidism, and lymphocytic thyroiditis. Your dog may have unusual weight gain, behavioral changes, hair loss, otitis, dry and brittle coat, intolerance to cold, decreased heart rate, lethargy, and even …
A seizure can happen to any dog, even the healthiest dogs. This is one of the most painful things for dog parents to see. The discomfort, confusion, and panic that your canine friend goes through can put you on edge, even though there is no pain involved. Not being able …
As a dog owner, it is very important that you keep the urinary tract of your dog healthy at all times, especially when your dog is getting old. Dog renal failure is a common health condition that often affects older dogs, and it is very painful. This health condition can …