Health

Everything that has to do with your dog’s health – from stomach aches to nutrition to broken bones. Let Canine Journal assist you with your pet health needs, but remember to take them to the Vet in emergencies!

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Royal Canin Dog DNA Test Reviews: Is This Vet Test Better Than At-Home Tests?

If you want to know which breeds make up your one-of-a-kind pup and if she’s at risk for developing genetic health problems, you have several options. One test that many veterinarians offer is the Royal Canin Genetic Health Analysis test. (Yes, this is the same premium pet food company, if you were wondering.) Are Royal Canin DNA test results accurate? And how does it compare to the best at-home dog DNA tests? We’ll answer these questions and more in our Royal Canin Genetic Health Analysis review.

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Can Dogs Eat Bones? The Ultimate Guide To What’s Safe & What’s Not

“Give a dog a bone” — a common saying we’ve all heard, but in reality, should you satisfy those pitiful eyes begging you for your leftover bone from dinner? We all know dogs consider a bone a prized possession, but do you know which bones are safe, and what do you do if your dog eats a bone that’s harmful? Find out all the answers to your questions and more in our comprehensive guide to safe bones for dogs.

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How To Change Your Dog’s Food Safely & Reasons To Switch

Are you considering changing dog food brands or types because it’s less expensive? Or maybe your dog has been sick, and you want to try out a new food. It may even be that your vet thinks your dog is allergic to lamb, chicken, egg, or another protein source. Whatever the reason for switching dog food, you must take it very slowly to allow your pup’s tummy to adjust to his new diet.

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Can Dogs Eat Eggs? Raw, Shells, Hard Boiled & More

Dog owners commonly want to share their food with pets. Not all human foods are safe for canines to eat, though. One food pet owners often ask about is eggs. Can dogs eat eggs? While considered a superfood for humans, is egg nutritionally beneficial for dogs? As with many other human foods, eggs are only safe for dogs to eat in moderation and when prepared in certain ways. We get into the details owners need to know.

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Can Dogs Eat Corn? Corn On The Cob, Corn Husks, Sweet Corn, Starch, Chips, Flakes & More

Corn is a popular food, particularly in the summertime. Corn is also an ingredient in many prepared foods, including dog food. But is corn bad for dogs, or is corn okay for dogs? Corn can be safe for dogs, but not every kind, nor should they eat it every day. Dogs can eat corn, but what types are okay, and can dogs digest corn? Our experts have the answers you need so you can save yourself a trip to the vet.

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Best Dog Cone Alternatives: Inflatable & Soft E-Collars, Protective Apparel & More

Few things are more miserable for our furry friends than having to don the rigid plastic “cone of shame” that restricts their movement, field of vision, and comfort. But that’s what you often get from your vet to protect your pup from licking and chewing at wounds or surgical incisions. Fortunately, several different protective products aren’t nearly as disconcerting as the old-school Elizabethan collar. Some work better than others, so we’ve reviewed some top dog cone alternatives to help you find a better solution.

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Can Dogs Eat Almonds? The Nutty Truth

Almonds are a yummy, healthy snack for people and are popular in trail mix, granola, or on their own. Almond butter, milk, and flour are often ingredients in baked goods like cookies and bread. But what happens if your pup accidentally gets into a can of almonds you left on your desk or finds an almond dropped on the floor? Can dogs eat almonds and enjoy them in the same way humans can? The answer depends on the situation. Generally whole almonds should be avoided but some other products can be safe in moderation.

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