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  • Homeopathic Dry Skin Remedies for Dogs

    Dogs can suffer from dry skin just like their human owners do. Dry skin in dogs can result from many things, with allergies the main cause. Dry skin can itch and cause discomfort for the dog;...

  • How to Tell If My Recently Spayed Dog Has an Infection

    If you have had your female dog spayed, you have just helped to lengthen her life and to protect her from breast and uterine cancer, as well as having done something to curb the growing population...

  • What Are the Treatments for Canine Urinary Infections?

    A urinary tract infection can make your dog very uncomfortable and lead to accidents in the house. It is important to treat it right away to bring relief to your suffering pet, and prevent the...

  • What Can I Expect After My Dog Has Surgery for Herniated Disc?

    A herniated disc can be a painful condition in both humans and canines. In canines, it is a little more complicated because of the different alignment of the vertebral bones. It is often a cause...

  • Homemade Ways to Help Dry Skin on Dogs

    Diet and bathing too frequently are two of the most common reasons for dry, flaky skin on a dog. Maintaining good nutrition is the best way to approach the condition of your dog's coat and skin by...

  • How to Clean & Extract Dog Teeth

    Proper oral care is an important part of keeping your dog healthy. Teeth which are not cared for properly can cause widespread infection and chronic pain. Regular dental cleaning is an important...

  • How to Examine the Anterior Chamber of the Eye

    Examination of the anterior chamber of the eye is performed by a veterinarian or veterinary ophthalmologist as part of a thorough ophthalmic exam. The anterior chamber is located between the...

  • How to Give a Pill to a Dog That Bites

    Giving medication to aggressive dogs can be dangerous or seemingly impossible, but a combination of sly tricks and behavioral training will help you protect yourself from a bite. Canine aggression...

  • Home Remedies for a Skin Rash on a Dog

    A skin rash on a dog can develop very quickly. Some dogs obsessively scratch the affected area and cause more problems. It is always best to see a veterinarian before using any home remedies for...

  • How to Treat Puppy Ringworm

    If your puppy is infected with ringworm, there are several things you can do to help him get well. Keep in mind that ringworm isn't actually caused by a worm, but rather by a fungus of a variety...

  • Phenobarbital & Use in Dogs

    Phenobarbital is the drug of choice for treating epilepsy in dogs. Because it is a controlled substance, Phenobarbital must be obtained through a Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)-licensed...

  • How to Cure Dry Puppy Skin

    Puppies are adorable, constant balls of energy. They bring positive energy into the life of their human family. That's why when puppies get sick, even with a simple case of dry skin, the whole...

  • How to Tell If Your Pomeranian Is Pregnant?

    Pomeranians are sweet dogs that are full of personality and are eager to please. Unfortunately, it's not always easy to tell if your Pomeranian was successfully bred and is ultimately pregnant....

  • Shark Cartilage for Arthritis in Dogs

    As more and more dogs suffer unpleasant side effects from conventional modern medicine, more and more owners are looking for alternative and more natural approaches for their four-legged friends....

  • How to Test Your Dog's Hearing

    It can be devastating when your dog suddenly stops acknowledging you when you're in the room. She may seem to ignore you when you call her name. Or he may suddenly not recognizing voices that were...

  • Anterior Cruciate Ligaments in Dogs

    The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is a component of your dog's knee. The cruciate ligaments are vital for allowing proper knee movement. Unfortunately, ruptured cruciate ligaments, including...

  • Natural Cures for Urinary Tract Infections in Dogs

    For dog owners reluctant to use antibiotics to treat urinary tract infections, some mild cases may be treated using a variety of homeopathic and home remedies. Before treating a UTI at home, a...

  • How to Cure Black Skin Disease in Dogs

    Black skin disease, also called alopecia X and pseudo-Cushing's Syndrome, usually appears when a dog is between one and five years old, and causes severe hair loss, hyperpigmentation or darkening...

  • L/D Diet for Liver Disease in Dogs

    Liver disease is very complex, with many different causes and symptoms. Treatment includes dietary management, often by feeding Hill's prescription l/d food, along with supplements and medication....

  • How to Identify a Dog Rash

    There are many different skin conditions that can plague a dog and cause it discomfort. Dogs with skin problems can show a variety of symptoms, ranging from minor scratching to severe hair loss....

  • Recipes for Anti-Fungal Ear Wash for Dogs

    Fungal infections in dogs are a leading cause of trips to the veterinarian, worry for owners and pain for dogs. The canine ear canal is quite long, and it can stay very damp due to fur and/or ear...

  • K-9 Kidney Disease Diet

    A diagnosis of kidney disease for your dog is serious, but, in most cases, the disease can be controlled through medications and diet. With the right dog food, kidney functions can be improved and...

  • Fish Oil Supplements for Dogs

    The omega-3 fatty acids found in fish oil can provide your dog with many health benefits. Depending on which type of food you regularly feed your canine companion, you may need to provide him...

  • How to Become a Massage Therapist for Canines

    Many people decide to change careers so that they can pursue something that they are passionate about. In many cases, animal lovers want a job that requires bettering the quality of life for dogs....

  • Use of Anti Anxiety Drugs for Pets

    Pets get anxious sometimes, an observation that comes as no surprise to dog and cat owners. Triggers for pet anxiety include adjustment to new surroundings, severe weather, unhappiness over being...

  • How to Cure Pet Bad Breath

    It's hard to cuddle with an animal that has bad breath. Getting too close causes us to inhale foul, unpleasant odors. There are many reasons why a pet may have bad breath, and taking a trip to the...

  • How to Remove Foxtails From a Dog's Eye

    Foxtails, also called grass awns, are pointed stickers produced by grasses in the western United States that have gone to seed. They are dangerous to dogs because their arrow shape allows deep...

  • Care of a Racing Greyhound's Muscle Tear

    Racing greyhounds sometimes tear muscles because the sport requires a lot of stress on them. According to the Newtown Veterinary Clinic, greyhound racing has been popularized in the past years. As...

  • Golden Retriever's Diet

    Feeding quality food can improve your Golden Retriever's health and help it live a longer life. Feeding the right amount is crucial, as obesity and rapid growth can trigger hip dysplasia, a...

  • How Can I Tell If My Dog Has Fleas or a Skin Allergy?

    Itchy, scratchy, unhappy. Whatever is causing your dog to itch, you need to get to the bottom of it as soon as possible. As a pet owner, it is your duty to help your dog find relief from fleas and...

  • How to Diagnose Hip & Feet Problems in Dogs

    Hip and foot problems in dogs do not usually start overnight. They are often cumulative problems that build up over time. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, only a licensed...

  • How to Treat a Dog With Chemical Burns on the Skin & Nails

    Dogs can get burns on the skin and nails of their paws from many sources. Chemical burns from spilled gasoline, concentrated herbicide, pesticide, or other household chemical can be especially...

  • How to Treat Arthritis in Beagles

    If your beagle is sleeping more during the day, favors a limb, hesitates when jumping or climbing, is having difficulty sitting and standing, or seems to have lost interest in play, he may have...

  • How to Clean Dog/cat Ears and Prevent Ear Infections

    Learn the best technique for cleaning dog/cat ears, select the most appropriate ear cleansers, and basic ear infection information and prevention.

  • Safety of Lyme Disease Vaccine for Dogs

    Lyme disease is caused by the bacteria Borrelia burgdorferi that enters the dog's body through a tick bite. Although it's estimated that 90 percent of dogs do not become ill from the bacteria,...

  • How to Treat a Dog's Cracked Lips

    If your dog has cracked or chapped lips, you should take her to a veterinarian. An inflammation of the lips, medically referred to as cheilitis, often results from an infection inside the...

  • Cold Treatment for Pugs

    Since dogs do not catch colds in the same sense that humans do, those cold symptoms you see in your dog may actually be something much more serious, such as an upper respiratory infection, kennel...

  • Smelly Yellow Waxy Ear Discharge in Dogs

    There are several possible causes for rashes to appear inside the ear of a dog. Rashes that are itchy and form a crust are especially worrisome and must be treated as soon as possible.

  • Testosterone for Dogs

    Neutered dogs do not produce testosterone. Neutering is typically performed to prevent unwanted breeding, as well as for some behavior and medical issues. However, there are certain health issues...

  • Bifidus Probiotics for Dogs

    Whether they've suffered through a bought of diarrhea or just finished a course of antibiotics, dogs can occasionally need supplementation of probiotics, just as humans do. Bifidus is just one of...

  • Homeopathy Cushings disease

    When the adrenal or the pituitary gland in dogs malfunctions and produces high amounts of glucocorticoid, then it's known as canine Cushings disease, otherwise known as hyperadrenocorticism....

  • How to Remove a Tick From a Puppy

    Ticks are small parasites that often live in wooded and humid areas. These creatures attach to skin and live off sucking the blood from other living things. Hair makes it easier for them to attach...

  • What are the Treatments for Dogs' Gastrointestinal Problems?

    Gastrointestinal (GI) problems are common in dogs. The potential causes of GI issues are numerous, so a visit with your veterinarian is often in order. Any dog displaying symptoms of a...

  • What is Tylan Powder Used for?

    A water soluble medication, Tylan Powder is an antibiotic used to treat a number of ailments in small animals, including livestock and domestic pets. Tylan is the brand name for tylosin, a...

  • Iron Toxicity in Dogs

    Many people give their dogs supplements in order to maintain health and treat various conditions. While you may feel like you are doing your dog a favor, you should make sure the dog is not being...

  • Wobbler's Syndrome in Dobermans

    Dogs often suffer from painful conditions. Yet, with their good natures and inability to talk, their owners often don't understand they are suffering. Purebred dogs typically have conditions...

  • Doxycycline for Dogs With Lyme Disease

    Doxycycline (also known as Vibramycin) is a commonly used medication in the veterinary field. It is obtained by prescription and it is used to effectively treat a variety of conditions in dogs. It...

  • Can Visine Be Used for Dry Eye in Dogs?

    Dry, itchy eyes can make humans miserable, and dogs are not immune from this same condition. A dog with eye dryness or irritation should be treated right away, though reaching for Visine is not...

  • How to Splint a Broken Toe on a Dog's Paw

    Did Fido come limping into the house after running around the back yard? If you've examined the foot and see the toe has a lump or is crooked then he may have a broken toe. If it's after5 p.m. and...

  • Home Remedy for Itchy Paws

    Dogs suffer from itchy paws for many reasons. A dog may have severe allergies to their food, grass, pollen and mold that cause them to bite and scratch on their paws. A dog may have slightly...

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