Does your dog howl at thunder or bark during fireworks? You’re not alone. Noise phobias are one of the most common anxiety-related complaints of dog owners. Take a look at everything you ever wanted to know about noise-related phobias in dogs, the ThunderShirt solution, and how the ThunderShirt works to put dogs at ease.
ThunderShirt For Dogs: Natural Protection For Thunder And Firework Phobias Read More »
If you have ever suffered from allergy symptoms, you know how miserable they can make you feel. The world is foggy, your brain is dull, your eyes and skin itch incessantly, your sinuses are like a dripping faucet and you are tired and lethargic. In a word, allergies make you feel miserable. Dog allergy symptoms are very similar, and they can feel miserable too.
Allergies In Dogs: Symptoms, 5 Common Types & Treatment Options Read More »
Does your dog have an upset stomach? Dogs normally eat grass to clean out their system. This is a natural method of soothing your dog’s sick tummy.
However, this won’t always do the trick. In fact, your dog may not even feel like eating grass. I’ve got some additional tips to share to help cure your dog’s upset tummy. I also cover some common causes of an upset stomach in dogs and when it’s time to call the vet.
What To Give A Dog For Upset Stomach: Remedies To Settle A Sick Tummy Read More »
According to the American Kennel Club (AKC), the top ten AKC most popular dog breeds have varied a good amount during this century so far. And for the first time in over 30 years, a new breed takes the number one spot, French Bulldogs.
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Whether your dog is a 6-month-old puppy or a six-year-old adult, most owners would agree, they all love to chew. Rawhide bones are often the go to treat many of us give our beloved pets. But are rawhide bones really safe for our dogs?
Rawhide Bones: The Good, The Bad And The Downright Dangerous Read More »
Dogs aren’t picky eaters by any stretch of the imagination. However, this doesn’t mean that everything that they eat is good for them. As a dog parent, you should know how certain foods affect your dog. All too often, our dogs get into foods they shouldn’t. Some of those foods are toxic to dogs and require immediate vet treatment, which can cost you hundreds or thousands of dollars. If you have pet insurance, accidental poisoning may be covered, which can help save you money and focus on your dog’s health. But whether you have pet insurance or not, you need to be aware of which foods are unsafe for your dog, so you can keep them safe. We help you by giving you lists of foods dogs can’t eat and some they can eat safely.
It’s better to learn this now before you think your dog is poisoned. If you see these symptoms of dog poisoning you need to act fast. Every minute counts and we all want the same thing – your dog to live! So, read this carefully and be prepared in case your dog is suffering…
Watch Out For These Symptoms Of Dog Poisoning Read More »
Canine Journal is pleased to provide our readers with this exclusive interview with Pets Best Insurance Founder Dr. Jack Stephens. Jack’s driving passion to increase the quality of pet care encouraged him to found Pets Best Insurance…
Pets Best Insurance Interview With Founder Dr. Jack Stephens Read More »
If you’ve run into financial troubles, you may be worried about how you can pay for veterinary care for your pet. You don’t want to have to sacrifice your pet’s health if he becomes ill or injured. So what can you do? If you need help with vet bills, we’ve got some tips for you. We suggest looking into resources in your area if your pet is ill or hurt and you can’t afford to treat him as you may have in the past. Below is a list of some national organizations and charities for help with vet bills. But be sure to check for local resources on the internet, through your vet, and also local colleges and universities. You may be surprised to find just how many people are willing to help care for your pet in your time of need.
Do You Need Help With Vet Bills? Where To Find Pet Financial Assistance Read More »
Every holiday season (including those throughout the year) brings comfort and joy. However, it can also cause stress. Not only for humans but also pets. Visitors and extra food droppings from cooking can excite pets while other activities including decorating, changes in feeding schedules and less outdoor activities due to weather can also cause anxiety.
How To Calm Down An Anxious, Panting, Hyper, Or Aggressive Dog Read More »
If you have a dog, you’ve probably experienced a time when he’s been itchy for one reason or another. There’s nothing more frustrating as a pet owner than watching your pup scratch away with no relief in sight. Just like us, dogs are susceptible to minor allergies and reactions. Luckily, there’s an over-the-counter medication that veterinarians and pet owners can trust to take the edge off. In this article, we’ll discuss the many uses of Benadryl and the safe ways to add it to your beloved companions’ routine.
Benadryl For Dogs: Is It Safe? What’s The Recommended Dosage? Read More »
In response to popular demand, we list college and university team colors submitted by users listed by state. This list is for informative purposes only.
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