Colitis in dogs is the irritation of the colon and is quite a common condition. It’s not really a disease in itself, but rather a symptom of several other possible medical problems. The word ‘colitis’ literally means ‘inflammation of the…
Unlike humans, dogs can produce Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) in their bodies. Thanks to this ability, most canine nutritionists agree that dogs don’t need Vitamin C supplements in their diet. Until recently, it was rare for pet food manufacturers to…
Currently, the diet that we offer our dogs is evolving. Modern consumers are constantly becoming more aware of their own nutritional needs, as well as those of their pets. With that in mind, the following article will take a look…
Chlorella is one of the many types of unicellular green algae commonly used as a nutritional supplement. It’s a microscopic alga with an intense green color, thanks to its photosynthetic pigments. Chlorella is not only beneficial to human beings. Today…
Just like human beings, canines can also suffer from arthritis. This is a common occurrence as animals get older. Their bones begin to weaken, and the problem sets in. Read today’s article to discover more about the symptoms of treatment…
People often associate mites with fleas for several reasons. Firstly, they are small, and sometimes even microscopic size. Secondly, they live in groups and can infest our homes and our pets. As this article will explain, many species of mite…
Pet cones, Elizabethan collars, E-collars, Buster collars and the “cone of shame” all refer to the same thing. It’s an element placed around a dog’s neck to keep him from biting, licking, or injuring a certain part of their bodies.…
Skin infections in dogs are more common than you might think. If they don’t get the correct treatment, these infections could spread from your dog’s skin to their other organs. They could even cause septicemia and be fatal. These infections…
Many of the illnesses that affect humans can also affect our four-legged friends. One example of this is diabetes. Canine diabetes is a complex disease that requires long-term care and attention. In today’s article, we want to tell you how…
Once or twice, you might have found yourself wondering whether dogs can suffer from tetanus. Unfortunately, yes they can. But in that case, why don’t we vaccinate our pets against it? The answer is that, although dogs can contract tetanus,…
Though you may have already heard of canine hip dysplasia, you might not know what it actually is, what causes it, or what treatment options are available. If you want to know more about this condition, you’ll find everything you…
Every day, different blood banks save the lives of many pets that require a blood transfusion. Today, pets who donate blood make it possible for blood transfusions be within the reach of many animals in need. Pets who donate blood…
There are many “non-conventional” treatments for pets out there. Bach flower remedies, homeopathy, aromatherapy, and phytotherapy are some of these alternatives, for instance. These days you also have the option of neural therapy which is available for dogs too. Would…
Acariasis in dogs, also known as scabies, is a cutaneous disease that worries pet lovers considerably. Even though it’s treatable, it’s also quite important to detect it early, not too long after it appears. By catching it early, the treatment…
Sometimes when wanting to help a street dog or an abused dog, we may realize that he acts differently to other dogs. He might try to bite you, bark a lot, or run away. It’s fundamental to know how to…
We know our pet loves us, is loyal to us and gives us the affection sometimes even humans have trouble showing. However, we often ignore many other things they also do for us. Would you like to know all the…
This question has given rise to dozens of debates around the world and different conclusions have been reached. Animal lovers will always bet on it, for sure. Meanwhile, the most skeptical will always say “no” when it comes to accepting…
The chance that you and your pets have of getting infested with ticks and fleas grows as the temperature rises. These annoying parasites, besides provoking skin irritation and allergies, can also transfer diseases to both animals and humans. For this reason, it’s…
When thinking about going on vacation, we have to consider our dog too. What if we can’t take him with us? We think about leaving him with a relative, but they’re all going on vacation too! So, what about the…
Postpartum care of a first-time dog is essential. The first steps will be to monitor the dog’s hygiene after delivery. In addition to this, you must monitor the hygiene of the bed where it looks after its puppies.