Although it’s not a miracle cure, putting your dog on a bland diet can work wonders if they are vomiting. For optimum digestion, bland foods should be served at room temperature. Be sure to feed your dog smaller, more frequent meals until the vomiting stops. One large meal might be too much for the digestive […]
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It is not recommended to give your dog a bleach bath unless you have approval from the vet. Although extremely diluted bleach baths have many benefits (including relieving irritated skin and fighting ringworm), they should only be done under veterinary supervision or approval. While bleach is very dangerous if consumed, a diluted mixture with bleach […]
Although you can’t always see it through the fur, dogs do get goosebumps (called hackles for dogs). The reasons dogs get goosebumps are different than humans. Dogs typically get hackles along their spine when they’re being aggressive or defensive, but it can also happen when they’re excited and playful. The scientific name for goosebumps is […]
Rabbit food will not harm your dog in any major way. However, any time your dog eats something that’s not part of their regular diet, it may result in digestive issues. Rabbit food does not contain the required nutrients to keep your dog strong and healthy, so don’t use it as your dog’s primary food […]
Grain-free dog food does not typically cause loose stool. In fact, going grain-free is one of the best ways to prevent diarrhea. However, any time you change your dog’s diet, there’s always a chance diarrhea will follow until your dog’s digestive system adjusts. The diarrhea should only last 2-3 days. Did you recently switch to […]
There are two simple reasons dogs poop often when going on walks. The first is because they’re marking territory. We often think of dogs urinating to mark territory, but some dogs also mark with poop. The other reason is that the increase in activity can activate bowel movements. Today we are talking about your dog’s […]
If you think your puppy is too skinny, the first thing you should do is take your pup to the vet. They’ll let you know if your puppy is too skinny or if they’re at a healthy weight. The best way to help a puppy gain weight is to control its calorie intake. They may […]
If your dog stepped on a nail, the first thing you should do is call the vet. The vet will give you first aid advice and help you bandage the wound if they think bandaging is necessary. Do not clean the wound yourself (unless recommended by the vet), as this could cause an infection. Ouch! […]
No one knows with certainty why dog lips are serrated, but experts have made a few educated guesses over the years. Some of the common theories include: to protect the lips from the teeth, to get a tight grip on bones, to help clean the teeth, and to allow the mouth to open wide. Why […]
If your black dog is turning brown, that typically means they’ve had extended periods of sunlight on a consistent basis. For some dogs, it could also be part of the natural aging process. Some dogs’ coats change color as they age. Regardless of the cause, you likely have nothing to worry about. It isn’t uncommon […]