If your dog ate memory foam, it’s important to call the vet as soon as possible. Most memory foams contain numerous poisonous chemicals that can be dangerous when ingested. Be prepared to tell the vet your dog’s size and approximately how much memory foam was consumed. Dogs are curious by nature. If something catches their […]
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If your dog ate deodorant, you likely have nothing to worry about. The only thing in deodorant that would be considered toxic is zinc, but your dog would have to eat an excessive amount of zinc to have any adverse side effects. If your dog vomits, give your vet a call ASAP. Oops! Does your […]
If your dog ate popcorn kernels, you likely have nothing to worry about. Although kernels can be difficult to digest, they shouldn’t cause any significant health complications other than an upset stomach. If your dog is allergic to corn, it may experience digestive issues for a few days. Some dogs are picky about their treats, […]
If your dog drank toilet water with a bleach tablet, the first thing you should do is contact your vet ASAP. Bleach can be toxic to dogs. The vet may recommend bringing your dog in for a checkup, or they may recommend forcing your dog to drink clean water to dilute the unsafe water in […]
If your dog injured their paw pad, the good news is paw pads grow back. The bad news is that it can take a while for dog pads to grow back and the recovery process can be painful. The best way to prevent a paw pad injury is to keep the nails trimmed and carefully […]
Apple cider vinegar may be able to kill some mites on your dog and relieve a few symptoms, but it’s not as potent as the medication prescribed by the vet. It can, however, be used along with prescription medication. Mix 1/2 cup of apple cider vinegar, 1/2 cup of borax, and 1/2 cup of warm […]
The amount of flaxseed you should feed your dog depends on their size. Dogs under 20lbs should consume 1/8-1/4 of a tsp. Dogs that are 20-40 pounds should start with 1/2-1 tsp. Dogs weighing 40-60 pounds can begin with 2 tsps. Finally, dogs weighing 60-100 pounds can start with a tablespoon and increase to 2.5 […]
If your dog smells sweet, there’s a good chance they just rolled in something that smells sweet. However, if you notice a sweet smell coming from the ears or breath, take your dog to the vet. The sweet scent could be a sign of an ear infection, diabetes, or even ketoacidosis. Dogs can produce an […]
Most puppies can control their bladder around four to six months of age, although some puppies may gain control as soon as three months, others may take up to nine months. Up to that point, most puppies can “hold it in” for the same amount of months they are. A two-month puppy should be able […]
Although cayenne pepper won’t cause any long-term damage, it can still hurt your dog in the moment. If your dog’s eyes, nose, or paws come into contact with cayenne pepper, it can cause a burning sensation. If your dog consumes cayenne pepper, it will cause discomfort in the throat and digestive tract. Cayenne pepper is […]