Dogs are known to be clingier and needier pets than independent felines, but some breeds really take the cake. We’re talking about the dogs that shadow your every move, follow you to the bathroom, trip you while you walk, and…
When a dog’s thyroid gland does not produce enough hormones, a condition called hypothyroidism occurs. Middle-aged and older dogs are most commonly affected. Thyroid hormones help regulate many internal functions, such as metabolism and heart rate. When these hormones are…
Whether your dog simply had a battery in his mouth or fully ingested it, Dr. Anna Robinson, a small animal veterinarian in Texas, says to take swift action. The first thing to do is to flush the dog’s mouth out…
A good oral care routine for dogs does more than just keep doggy breath at bay. With over 80% of dogs over the age of 3 having dental disease, it’s important for dog owners to establish a healthy dental hygiene…
Huskies have a lot of fur and shed twice a year, but don’t let it intimidate you: Grooming is easy if you know the secrets (hint: never shave your Husky’s coat!). Tim Vogel, CEO of dog grooming franchise Scenthound, combs…
If you’re looking for an impressive dog trick, don’t forget about the classic bow. This trick puts the natural dog play bow behavior on cue so you can ask your dog to bow anytime, anywhere. This playful position — elbows down…
If you have a dog that stinks, it can be incredibly distracting, and the smell can also transfer to your furniture or carpet. The best way to remove the odor quickly is with a high-quality shampoo that specializes in odor…
While we love dogs, there’s no denying that they can get a little stinky in between baths. While a bath can be a simple solution to odor issues, frequent baths can end up drying out and irritating their skin and…
Some dogs have a natural “dog smell”. Others like to roll in dirt, poop, and anything else that smells interesting. Whatever the cause, the result is a bad-smelling dog. Washes and baths can help get rid of the smell, but…
When the hot summer months hit, your dog will enjoy a frozen treat as much as you. These pupsicles, (popsicles for dogs), are a festive addition to any of your summer celebrations. Materials for frozen dog treats: Plastic cup Unsweetened yogurt…
