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  • How to Make a New Year's Resolution to Help Homeless Pets in Your Community

    With a new year - and a new decade - rapidly approaching, it is not too early to think about resolutions for 2010. For dog lovers, there are things we can do to help dogs everywhere - not only in...

  • How to Help Your Dog Have a Happy New Year

    With a new year - and a new decade - rapidly approaching, it is not too early to think about resolutions for 2010. For dog lovers, there are things we can do for our dogs - not only in the coming...

  • How to Treat Kennel Cough in Dogs

    Viruses and bacteria may sometimes cause illness in canine called "kennel cough". It may be identified by its' pervasive cough, and also fever, runny nose, loss of appetite, gagging,...

  • Tagamet for the Parvo Virus in Dogs

    A diagnosis of Parvo virus infection can be frightening for a dog owner to face. This virus can be deadly, but medical advances are making this virus and its symptoms easier to treat. Many dogs...

  • Alternative to Dog Vaccines

    Many dog owners wonder whether it's safe or necessary to vaccinate their pets. Homeopathic veterinarians propose a more organic approach to protecting pets that relies on exposing animals to...

  • Heartworm Treatment Aftercare for Dogs

    Heartworm treatment aftercare is important to the health of your dog. Heartworm disease is very serious, and the treatment should not be taken lightly. Providing your dog with the proper aftercare...

  • Flea Product Safety

    The safety of some flea control products is being reevaluated by authorities such as the Environmental Protection Agency and Health Canada. The use of these pesticides on household pets carries...

  • Definition of Spaying & Neutering

    With pet overpopulation becoming a serious problem, one of the most responsible things you can do for your animal companion is have him or her spayed or neutered to prevent unwanted pregnancies.

  • Canine Hip Dysplasia Vs. Degenerative Joint Disease

    Dogs can have problems with their hips that are due to genetic factors, injury or both. Your veterinarian may take X-rays to determine what is wrong with your dog.

  • Canine Pododermatitis & Idiopathic Disease

    You may notice your dog licking and chewing its paws. If the cause is not obvious, such as a cut or injury, determining the source of the problem may not be easy.

  • Cures for Dog Allergies That Create Skin Problems

    Allergies can cause your dogs to develop skin problems. Dogs, similar to human beings, can also be allergic to external agents. Allergies in dogs are often caused by food, dust, mold, pollen,...

  • Is Rutin Safe for Dogs?

    Rutin is a naturally occurring substance found in fruit. It is readily available over-the-counter, as well. Although it is commonly used for human consumption, Rutin is used to treat certain...

  • How to Stop a Dog From Licking Their Sores

    If your dog is injured and has a sore, it is important to keep him from licking it. Animals, particularly dogs, can compulsively lick a sore and make the injury worse. Also, if your dog licks his...

  • Liver Transplants in Dogs

    Liver transplants in dogs are fairly uncommon due to ethical considerations and logistics. However, there are some veterinarians who are experimenting with partial liver transplants rather than...

  • Danger Signs to Watch for After Spaying

  • Pomeranian Stroke Symptoms

  • How to Get your dog to drink more water

    Dogs need to drink water, just like us humans. It's said that they should consume 2.5 times the amount of water, compared to food they consume. A dehydrated dog is not a good thing. It's important...

  • How to Take Care of a Pregnant Golden Retriever Dog

    Golden retrievers are one of the most popular dogs in the U.S. due to their gentle nature and appeal as an ideal family dog. Breeding takes place on a large scale to supply the demand for puppies....

  • The Best Way to Clean Dog's Teeth

    Although your dog started out with pearly-white teeth and pink, healthy gums, the chances are his mouth didn't stay that way, especially if his puppy days are behind him. Dogs are subject to two...

  • Canine Diseases of the Mouth

  • How Long Should a Dog Be on Pain Meds After Spaying?

    Spaying a female dog is a major surgery and she will require attentive care in the days following the surgery. One aspect of care is the administration of pain medication.

  • How to Feed a Sick & Aged Dog

    Dogs, like people, often reach a stage in life where extra care is necessary. With proper care and some luck, a family dog may grow to reach a ripe old age. When this happens, it is often...

  • How to Know If Your Dog Has Tape Worms

    Tapeworm infections are common in cats and dogs. When they swallow an infected flea, the worm hatches and grows inside the animal. The tapeworm consists of segments that are about as big as a...

  • Canine Reactions to Bonine & Ibuprofen

    When your dog is experiencing symptoms that are not unlike your own, it can be tempting to reach for your own medication to help your dog out. Before reaching for that bottle, give your...

  • How to Relieve Your Dog of Joint Pain

    Does your dog suffer from joint pain? Whether it is from old age, arthritis, or hip dysplasia, there is home remedies and medications that can help your dog feel like new!

  • Post-Operative Enucleation Care in Dogs

    Dog owners often fear that enucleation will create great distress in their dogs. But dogs often heal quickly after this procedure and don't seem to perceive the loss of an eye as a handicap.

  • Growth of Chihuahua Puppies

    Toy breeds, like the Chihuahua, develop and mature more quickly than large breed dogs. When born, a Chihuahua generally weighs between 2.5 and 5.5 ounces. The breed standard for the Chihuahua...

  • Heartworm Risks

    Heartworm is a serious condition that mostly afflicts dogs but can also be found in cats, wolves and coyotes. Animals can contract the worms from a bite from another infected dog or animal as...

  • Symptoms of a Sick Pet

  • How to Get Rid of Heart Worms

    While dogs are known for their ability to protect and love, their "big hearts" are also the ideal place for heart worms. All it takes is a bite from an infected mosquito for the heart worm larvae...

  • The Best Wormer for Dogs

    Being a dog owner, there will come a time when you'll have to deal with worms---intestinal parasites. Luckily, there are a number of different worming products on the market today.

  • Herbal Remedies for Dry Skin in Dogs

    It is common for dogs to have dry skin during the colder months of the year. This is mainly due to dry indoor heat. There are several steps you can take as a dog owner to take care of your dog's...

  • How to Find a Vet Specializing in Addison's Disease

    Addison's disease is a rare disease of the endocrine system in which the adrenal glands do not produce enough steroid hormone. This disease is usually diagnosed in pets by performing blood work....

  • Signs of Dog Ear Mites

  • Dog Flea & Heartworm Prevention

    Of all the things you will do for your pet, flea and heartworm prevention should be near the top of the list. These medications are important to the health and comfort of dogs, cats and a variety...

  • What Is the Correct Dosage for Omega 3 Oil for Dogs?

    Canine skin and coat problems, such as scratching and excessive shedding, are outward signs of a nutritional deficiency. Introducing essential fatty acids (EFAs) like omega-3 into a dog's diet can...

  • Homemade Flea & Tick Protection for Dogs & Cats

    Most of the over-the-counter flea and tick medicines are effective and helpful, but many dogs and cats are allergic to the ingredients in these solutions. If this is the case for you, creating...

  • High-Protein Kibble Diet for Senior Canines for Urinary Incontinence

    There are a number of reasons why a dog might develop incontinence. Older dogs are especially susceptible to incontinence. As a dog ages, her muscles often become weaker. The muscles that control...

  • How to Give a Dog Dewormer

    Though dogs generally are healthy and hardy pets, it's almost inevitable that they'll eventually be infected with some type of parasitic worm, particularly as puppies. Because of a dog's natural...

  • How to Give Vaccinations to a Puppy

    Puppies need vaccinations to help them get immunity to some diseases and illnesses, such as parvovirus, parainfluenza, distemper, hepatitis and adenovirus cough, and in some cases coronavirus,...

  • Canine Joint Disorders

  • What Are the Dangers of Dogs Eating Chocolate?

  • How to Make Homemade Food for Your Dog

    Of course you can buy dog food at the store, but making homemade food for your dog is easy to do and it’s much healthier than commercial dog food that comes in a can. Homemade dog food has no...

  • How to Treat Kennel Cough in your Dog

    Viruses and bacteria may sometimes cause illness in canine called "kennel cough". It may be identified by its' pervasive cough, and also fever, runny nose, loss of appetite, gagging, and...

  • How to Apply Topical Flea and Tick Treatment to Dogs

    Topical flea and tick medications are an effective way to keep a dog flea and tick free. These treatments are only required once a month, and when applied properly, will still continue to work...

  • How to Successfully Give Medicine to a Dog

    Many years of having dogs in my home, I have had to give them medicine. I learned some great ways to be the smarter of the two of us and can help you successfully give medicine to a dog too. My...

  • How to Give a Pill to a Dog

    Our dogs are like our children. When they need pills, we need to get them to take their medicine to be healthy and get well. I have had dogs most of my life and have come across some great ideas...

  • Heartworm-Medicine Safety

    Heartworms are common parasites in dogs and have been found in all 50 states. Medications prevent heartworm infection by killing larvae before they can mature. The most common heartworm...

  • Mineral Oil Mange Treatment

    The American Veterinary Medical Association says there are two main types of mange in dogs. Sarcoptic mange, scabies, is contagious. Demodectic, red mange, may be given to puppies by their dam...

  • Fleas & Weight Loss in Dogs

    Fleas are unwanted pests in your home, but you may not realize they can do more than make your dog itch. Fleas can cause dogs to lose weight and can even carry tapeworms that make your dog very sick.

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