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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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  • What Does Ringworm on a Puppy Look Like?

    Despite its name, ringworm is not a parasite. It is a common fungus that can infect pets or people. In puppies, it is sometimes confused with demodectic mange, and you can find it on any part of...

  • How to Vaccinate Pregnant Dogs

    Dogs need vaccinations because the vaccinations help protect them from various sicknesses and illnesses that are out there. Pregnant dogs, however, have very different needs when it comes to...

  • How to Deal With Canine Cancer

    So your dog has been diagnosed with cancer. Cancer is a scary diagnosis for a family member whether it is a furry family member or a human family member. Many forms of canine cancer can be...

  • How to Treat Parvo Symptoms in Your Puppy Inexpensively and Naturally

    One of the worst things that can happen to your new puppy is coming down with parvo or parvo symptoms. My puppy displayed parvo like symptoms and I could not afford to take her to the vet for...

  • Bleeding & Rectal Tumors in Basset Hounds

    Certain dog breeds, such as Cocker Spaniels, Golden Retrievers and Basset Hounds are more susceptible to lymphoma and tumors. Although your Basset is more likely to have fatty tumors located under...

  • Help With Veterinary Bills

    If a person has always been able to take care of a beloved pet in the past and pay the veterinary bills easily, it can be difficult when the financial tables turn. No one likes to see a pet...

  • Home Remedies to Induce Labor in Pregnant Dogs

    A pregnant dog can experience many of the same symptoms as a pregnant woman. As the pregnancy progresses, they become uncomfortable with the added weight. They also can have complications from...

  • How to Get Rid of Doggy Breath

    There are a number of causes of bad breath in dogs. It is important to evaluate the source of the bad breath, as each cause has a different, appropriate treatment approach.

  • How to Know When to Call the Vet for a Sick Pet

    Since your pet is not able to communicate verbally with you, it is important for you to know the signs that your pet may need medical attention from a veterinarian.

  • 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...

  • How to Decide Whether to Breed your English Bulldog

    Everyone you have talked to, including your vet, has tried to discourage you from breeding your English Bulldog. It is true that you should only breed your dog if he or she is in perfect health....

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • 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...

  • How to Promote Good Dog Health

    It's important to promote good dog health in your loved pet. Dog health problems occur quite frequently from misuse of dog diet, and lack of exercise. A dog's health is much more sensitive than...

  • How to Breed Puggles

    Though puggles are unrecognized by the AKC as a purebred dog, they remain popular and in demand in today's society. A puggle is a mixed breed dog, part pug and part beagle. Breeding puggles comes...

  • How to Recognize Bloat In Your Dog

    Bloat, or twisted stomach, in dogs can be a very serious condition, and the second leading killer in dogs, next to cancer, so time is of the essence. If you suspect your dog is suffering from...

  • How to Treat a Puppy With a Rectal Prolapse

    A puppy with a rectal prolapse presents a potentially life-threatening situation. Puppies are already very vulnerable to disease and infection, so you should deal with your puppy's rectal prolapse...

  • How to Tell If a Pomeranian Dog Is Pregnant

    Pomeranians are among the most energetic of the toy dog breeds. They are loyal to their family and great companion dogs. They are also highly intelligent dogs that are ready to learn new tricks....

  • How to Dissolve Bladder Stones in a Dog

    Bladder stones are small, calcified deposits from urine in the bladder. When they occur in dogs, they are more likely to affect female dogs and smaller breeds. Bladder stones in themselves are not...

  • Why Ear Mites Are Contagious

    Ear mites are one of the most common parasitic infestations that a cat or a dog can suffer from. Yet, because it is often difficult to see the mites themselves, other ear conditions are often...

  • Non-Prescription Remedies for Arthritis in Dogs

    For many dogs, arthritis is an inevitable part of life. It happens to most older dogs, and is a natural part of the aging process. It is most common in large breed dogs and dogs that are...

  • How to Tell When a Doberman is Pregnant?

    Doberman Pinschers are one of the most common of pet breeds. Dobermans are known as being intelligent and loyal dogs. For that reason, doberman owners frequently attempt to breed doberman dogs....

  • How to Help Your Constipated Dog

    We certainly feel bad when our dog is uncomfortable in any way and sometimes find it difficult diagnosing what the real problem is. If your dog is very restless and uncomfortable, wants to go out...

  • Why Are Ear Mites Contagious?

    Ear mites are the most common cause of infection in cats and dogs. However, infections are also often misdiagnosed as a case of ear mites. Because they transfer so easily between animals, it is...

  • What Do Hook Worms in Dog Look Like?

    Hookworms are one of the most common infestations in dogs. The worm is resilient, living in an environment for weeks without food, and can pass quickly into a dog's bloodstream unnoticed. They are...

  • How to check your dog for diabetes

    Diabetes is a hormone disorder that makes it hard for a dog to digest sugar properly. A diabetic dog does not produce enough insulin or it can't properly use the insulin its pancreas does produce....

  • How to Treat Crystals in Dog Urine

    One way to determine if your dog has crystals in its urinary tract is if you notice a change in your dog's urination habits. Your dog could be urinating more frequently than usual, the urine could...

  • How to Treat Mucus in a Dog's Stool

    The general term for an irritated colon is colitis, and the primary symptoms are loose stool, mucus or diarrhea. With dogs' predilection for eating poop, garbage and other gross things, the...

  • Upper Urinary Tract Infections in Dogs

    Urinary tract infections are common in dogs. There are signs and symptoms to detect this problem, but on average these do not show up right away. Most of the time, a urinary tract infection is...

  • How to lower cholesterol for dogs

    High cholesterol, or hyperlipidemia, is common in dogs and can be detrimental to their health. A blood test and urinalysis in addition to a thorough exam are simple ways your vet can check your...

  • Pet Health Care & Home Remedies

    For many of us, our pets are more than just animals, they are members of the family. They give us unconditional love and companionship. They're always happy to see us when we come home. They seem...

  • When to Euthanize a Dog for Incontinence

    It can be difficult to know when the right time is to have a dog euthanized. As family pets, dogs are literally part of the family and, to some people, seem like our own children. As humans, we...

  • How to Prevent Tear Stains on a Puppy

    Tear stains are generally found on white dogs such as the poodle, chihuahua, and Bichon Frise. They are the red-brown markings that are, in fact, stains left behind by excess tearing in your dog....

  • How to Choose a Dog Food

    There are so many different kinds of dog foods on the market, all trying to entice you to buy them. There are breed specific, age appropriate, some designed for skin or stomach issues. Which one...

  • How to Treat Spondylosis in Dogs

    As your dog gets older, he may develop degenerative conditions common to aging pets. Spondylosis is a bone condition in which the vertebrae of your dog's spine grow bone spurs and eventually...

  • How to Make Your Dog Comfortable When Diagnosed With Cancer

    Cancer is one of the leading causes of death and euthanasia in dogs and cats, according to a September 2008 article in the DVN Newsmagazine. Proper treatment and care may help your dog live many...

  • How to Treat Dogs With Feldene

    Feldene, the brand name for piroxicam, is used to treat some cancers in dogs, including transitional cell carcinoma, a cancer of the bladder. Feldene is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug...

  • How to Find Experimental Treatments for Dogs

    Whether you’ve just been given the news that your dog is seriously ill or you’ve exhausted all known treatments, it may not be the time to give up hope. Clinical trials and experimental...

  • How to Recognize If Your Pet is Going Through a Seizure or Stroke

    I can tell you from personal experience that watching a pet go through a seizure is definitely traumatic, for both you and your pet. My Chihuahua many years ago was walking to me and suddenly...

  • How to Stop Dog Farts

    Have you ever wondered why your dog farts so much? It is a stinky problem that may have a very simple answer. It could be what you are feeding him. A dog’s digestive system is much like a human's....

  • How to ease chest congestion for a dog

    Chest congestion in your dog can be a sign of a serious condition, so address it right away. Once you know the cause, you can treat your dog's chest congestion and help him feel much better.

  • What Does it Mean When a Dog's Ears Are Red?

    The Merck Veterinary Manual says redness is one of the five clinical signs of inflammation. So when a dog has a red ear, something's not right, and it's time to call your veterinarian.

  • Allergic Skin Rashes in Dogs

    Dogs suffer from many of the same allergies that humans do. In dogs, allergies often manifest in their skin, in the form of bumps and rashes that irritate and itch.

  • How to Give Your Dog an Insulin Injection

    If your dog has been diagnosed with diabetes, you may need to give him regular insulin injections. Some dog owners are worried or frightened by this prospect, but it’s really not that hard. Your...

  • How to Treat a Sinus Infection in a Horse

    It might be surprising to find out a horse can get a sinus infection, but this problem can be very uncomfortable---especially since a horse's sinus cavities take up a very large portion of its...

  • Rabies Vaccines for Dogs: What Should I Expect?

    Rabies vaccinations are an important part of responsible dog ownership and, in many areas, are required by law. Rabies is always serious and can be deadly. That is why it is important to keep dogs...

  • How to Get Rid of My Westie's Itching

    Itching problems can have a range of causes, including infection, thyroid problems, allergies and fleas. West Highland white terriers, also known as Westies, are genetically predisposed to a...

  • How to Tell If a Dog Has Cataracts

    Cataracts are an eye condition that causes changes in the appearance of the eye, and can lead to blindness. Genetics are the leading cause of this condition. It is important to detect cataracts...

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