If a dog’s eyelids are red and swollen, there could be several issues at play. The dog could have an injury, pink eye, allergies, glaucoma, dry eyes, diabetes, and even cancer. Be sure to take your dog to the vet…
If your dog stresses you out, the first step is to identify which behaviors are causing you stress in the first place. Does your dog have destructive behavior? Are they constantly barking? Do they have separation anxiety? Once you identify…
When a dog walks slowly with its head down, it usually means they are afraid. They likely did something they weren’t supposed to and don’t want to be seen or heard to avoid punishment. It could also mean they are…
Carrying a large dog down the stairs is easiest when you wrap your arms around its back and front legs while it is facing you. The next step is to lift the dog to the level of your stomach. Be…
Rice water can be soothing for a dog’s upset stomach and help ease diarrhea. Boil rice in a lot of water, strain it, and offer the cooled water to your dog to help maintain hydration. Key Takeaways Dog diarrhea can…
Apple cider vinegar, applied topically, is believed by some to help remove warts on dogs due to its acidic nature. It should be diluted with water and applied directly to the wart with a cotton ball, avoiding irritation of the…
Dogs cannot be trained to hold their breath on command, so it is ethically impossible to determine how long they can hold their breath. Even though it’s not a testable hypothesis, it has been established that if a dog does…
Do not feed your dog sesame sticks without checking the ingredients. If the sesame sticks contain garlic, they are not safe for consumption. If the sesame sticks do not contain garlic, they are safe for dogs. However, too much sesame…
You should not let your dog chew on pine cones. Although the pine cone is not poisonous to dogs, the small needles can break off and cause minor cuts and irritation. If the dog swallows any of the small pieces,…
Although there are several reasons for a dog’s nail to turn black (including trauma, aging, autoimmune disease, and genetics), the most common reason is a fungal or bacterial infection. With proper treatment, the infection should clear in 4-6 weeks. To…