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From dog breeding to training your puppy to fetch, eHow's pet experts offer valuable canine advice. Whether you've got a young pup or an aging dog with health problems, learn the best ways to keep a dog happy and healthy. Love to spoil Fido? Get eHow's tips on where to find the best dog supplies and toys, including bones, biscuits and designer puppy duds that will keep any dog's tail wagging. With eHow, you can also discover how to provide your dog with a well-balanced diet and get proper grooming techniques.

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  • How to Make Healthy Dog Bulgur Biscuits

    Bulgur is a quick-cooking form of whole wheat that has been cleaned, parboiled, dried, ground into particles and sifted into distinct sizes. Making biscuits for your dog using Bulgur Wheat is a...

  • How to Make Homemade Treats For Your Dog

    With so many dog treats on the market, why not make your own healthy biscuits for your furry friend. Commercial dog treats are loaded with additives and other unhealthy ingredients that aren't...

  • How to Make Your Own Dog Bed

    Make your dog bed for your pet' s ultimate comfort. You can use fabric and materials you already have right from your home, or you can go out and buy cute animal print and/or dog motif prints to...

  • 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...

  • 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

  • Bicycle Safety & Dogs

    Dog owners who wish to bring their dogs along with their bike or on a bike ride may do so safely thanks to availability of equipment just crafted with dogs in mind. Several types of harnesses and...

  • 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.

  • Signs of a Dog in Trouble When Having Puppies

  • The Best Way to Dry Out a Dog Pen

    Dog pens vary in size, shape and design and are great places to keep dogs when you are out of the house or when you need your dog to stay in one place for an extended period of time. However, dog...

  • Unusual Dog Tricks

    Teaching a dog tricks is fun, if not during the process then definitely after the fact, when you and the dog get to show off. Standard tricks like "sit" and "shake" have become so common that a...

  • Homemade Dog-Food Recipes for Kidney Failure

    A dog diagnosed with canine kidney failure should have a different diet from healthy dogs. Dogs with kidney failure require a diet low in phosphorus, sodium and, often, protein. Low phosphorus...

  • 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 Find a Goberian Puppy

    Are you looking for a Goberian puppy? Hybrid dogs like the Goberian are usually healthier than purebred dogs since they do not inherit two copies of a disease. A Goberian puppy is created when a...

  • 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

  • Is it OK to Have Your New Puppy Sleep in a Crate?

    A crate-trained puppy learns that his kennel is secure: a comfortable, private den. Housebreaking, obedience training and safety are easier with a crate-trained puppy. Puppies retreat to their...

  • Non-Traditional Diets for Dogs

    Most pet owners feed their dogs kibble, dry dog food that comes in many forms--high-protein, low-protein, puppy formula and so on. There are prescription kibbles, inexpensive kibbles and a wide...

  • 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.

  • Strombeck Kidney Diet

    Donald R. Strombeck, D.V.M., a veterinarian specializing in internal medicine at the University of California at Davis, devised diets for cats and dogs with kidney disease, especially those with...

  • 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...

  • Difference Between Golden Retriever & Labrador Retriever Dogs

    Golden retrievers and Labrador retrievers are two of the most popular dog breeds in the United States, according to the American Kennel Club. Both are sporting breeds that were developed to assist...

  • Signs of Dog Ear Mites

  • The Correct Way to Put on a Halti

    There are few things sadder than watching the struggle between a would-be dog walker and an overly rambunctious canine. One way to put the owner back in control of the situation is through the use...

  • 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...

  • The Best Dogs for Seniors

  • The Advantages of Owning Large Size Dogs

  • 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...

  • The Best Dogs for Apartments & Children

  • Canine Joint Disorders

  • Homemade Animal Treats

    If you're not fond of purchasing premade animal treats at your local pet store, you can make your own pet snacks at home with everyday household ingredients. Pamper your dog, cat, ferret or bird...

  • What Are the Dangers of Dogs Eating Chocolate?

  • How to Pick a Good Dog Groomer

    If you're like most of us dog lovers, you want your dog to have the best you can afford....the best food, toys, attention......and grooming. Not all groomers are the same, and for some dogs, a...

  • What Are the Signs That Your Great Dane Is Pregnant?

  • 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.

  • What Are the Dangers of Onions to Dogs?

  • Funny Labrador Retriever Gifts

  • Canine Cataract Surgery With Laser & Infection

    Cataracts can make it difficult for your dog to see, and give its eyes an ugly appearance. However, this condition is not easily treated, and surgery may be necessary to help your pup see again.

  • Cost to Treat Canine Heartworm Disease

    Heartworms are transmitted to dogs through mosquito bites, as mosquitoes pick up larval heartworms from infected dogs and carry them to new hosts. When bitten, microfilariae (larvae) in a...

  • Is Gypsum Poisonous for Dogs?

    Gypsum is a mineral with a wide variety of uses. It is frequently used for building materials or as a lawn care product. It is typically non-lethal to dogs, although gypsum dust can be an irritant.

  • Safety of Flea & Tick Treatment

    Because fleas and ticks can cause a number of diseases, ranging from tapeworms to anemia, it's important to keep them off your pet. But make sure that the product you use to keep your pet free of...

  • Signs of Pregnant Beagles

  • Paradoxical Hyperactivity in Dogs

    Paradoxical hyperactivity refers to a side effect of hyperactivity that occurs in some dogs in response to certain medications. The term "paradoxical" is used to describe the reaction because the...

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