If you are a dog owner, then you probably already know that the signs of dog overheating can often be mistaken as the normal symptoms of exhaustion. But, in reality, there are more serious signs of dog overheating. In some cases, your pet may even collapse on you as he or she gets too hot….
Dog neutering is a common procedure that can help dogs live as healthy a life as possible. Although neutering has its benefits, it does come with a certain amount of responsibility. Many dog owners who choose to neuter their dog will also be responsible for the care and well being of their dog after the…
There is no set age to neuter a dog, although the American Veterinary Medical Association recommends that you neuter your dog at eight weeks of age. However, there are many reasons to neuter older dogs before they are old enough to be spayed. Neutering male dogs eight weeks of age or older provides the best…
Dog neutering can be a great option for the pet owners who are not completely sure about the idea of altering their dogs. What exactly does it entail? How long does it take? It does depend upon the method you choose and what gender they are but the recovery time for dog neutering generally is…
Neutering can be one of the most well-intentioned decisions you can make for your dog’s health. However, it can also be expensive. In addition to the cost of the actual procedure, there are other expenses to consider as well. Because female dogs tend to give birth to more pups than male dogs, they also cost…
Dog licking seems like a harmless canine habit that only leads to dog paw prints all over your house and carpet. However, dog licking can be a sign of many things ranging from fungal infections to allergic reactions. The actual cause of dog licking can vary greatly depending on the dog’s licking behavior, the circumstances,…
Dog licking is one of the dog behaviour issues that pet owners often come across. There are many reasons for dog licking. In order to understand the dog licking habit, you first have to find the reason for the canine appetite for licking. There are various reasons for dog licking but they can be narrowed…
If you see your dog is limping but aren’t sure it’s not a serious injury, there are some things you could do to help right away. First, check the area around the injured limb. Is there a particular place your dog is limping that you could pinpoint to be the issue? This may be the…
One of the most annoying things for us is when our dogs tend to limp up. We have a hard time relaxing around them because they keep pulling and straining on their leg joints, especially the front legs. It could lead to the dog limping back leg. There are ways to stop your dog from…
