Key Takeaways Let’s face it, potty training can be hard with the best of dogs. I myself have had even supposedly well-trained dogs can have “accidents”, seemingly out of nowhere. When potty training ultimately breaks … Read more
Reviewed by Dr. Linda Simon MVB MRCVS. Key Takeaways Afflicting many dogs every year, pancreatitis is a condition that is characterized by inflammation of a dog’s pancreas. For a smoother treatment and recovery process, it’s crucial to … Read more
Key Takeaways So your pup just had paw accident and there’s blood! Now you need to quickly find out how to stop dog nail bleeding. A quick answer would be styptic powder, but if it … Read more
Key Takeaways Many dogs will automatically go for your hands or your face as soon as they see you, which may make you wonder, what does it mean when a dog licks your hand? The … Read more
Key Takeaways Have you ever wondered why your dog walks around in a circle? Lots of dog owners ask this same question. Watching your dog walking around in circles can be confusing to a dog … Read more
Reviewed by Dr. Linda Simon MVB MRCVS. Key Takeaways Black dog poop often means one of two things: the first being that they’ve eaten something dark or red in color, and the second being that … Read more
Key Takeaways It can be odd to see your dog passing stool that is a yellow color. If you notice yellow dog poop, it often indicates indigestion or stomach upset from something that your dog … Read more
Key Takeaways If you are just beginning to learn how to wash a dog’s face, there’s no need to panic. Using a soft cloth with soap and water, just gently rub your dog’s face. Spread … Read more
Key Takeaways Dental pain or oral cavity pain is often the culprit for dog teeth chattering. Dental abscess, gingivitis, or broken teeth, are often painful for a dog and the result is uncontrolled chattering of … Read more
Key Takeaways Dogs can typically hold their pee for 10 to 15 hours, but this is really not advisable as they will start to feel uncomfortable at this stage and will even be more prone … Read more