Pets' Welfare Guide
You might have come across this problem during your time spent with your dog, and yes, it is a common problem among our canine friends. Even though we might not like to admit it, more than half of our domestic pets are overweight due to lack of exercise and poor eating habits! To keep a …
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We like spending time together with our canine friends. You will always find us together enjoying a car ride, evening walks and sometimes passing time of the day in the lounge. One day I noticed a foul smell coming from my dog and I thought of getting her a bath. It was unfortunate that the …
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A dog has died after being taken for a lunch time walk by a dog walker. The cause of death is attributed to blistering midday sun that led to organ failure and heatstroke. Speedy started by panting heavily during the walk as the body temperature soared to 109F (43C). The pet later that night suffered …
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Summer is here and we expect weather to be extremely hot. Everyone is in a big round hat, sunglasses, well applied sunscreen and a bottle of cold water strolling in the sun. What about our furry friends? Do they get sunburn, dehydrated or risk heat stroke walking with us in this scorching sun? Hot temperatures …
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A mother dog and nine puppies were rescued by a Good Samaritan who found them abandoned in a sealed box at Puntzi Lake Landfill in British Columbia. The exhausted dog family was rushed to a vet clinic where they recuperated overnight before they were handed to the British Columbia Society for Prevention of Cruelty to …
It is common for dogs to dig holes and bury small items. This include toys, jewelry, and even food stuff such as bones and meat. This is a typical behavior of a dog right from their ancestral times. Why do Dogs bury Bones? Dogs will bury items in the backyard or in hidden places in …
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Wondering if your dog can eat apples? Yes, it is absolutely right to give your dog an apple as a treat or part of a regular meal. Apples are rich in fiber, carbohydrates, Vitamin A and Vitamin C. They have low proteins and fat, and therefore the best antioxidant snacks for our furry friends. Vets …
What is bone broth? Well, bone broth is a nutrient-rich stock liquid made from simmering raw or cooked bones at low heat over a long period of time. Bone broth has been traditionally used to treat leaky gut and digestive issues in dogs while also supporting good joint health. It also thought to be good …
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I have been using coconut oil for a long time now and I can say that this oil is a super supplement you can ever imagine. In a nut shell here are benefits I have realized: I use it for my hair and the results are amazing, no dandruff, no dry scalp and the hair …
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Food allergies occur when an animal’s immune system misidentifies a protein from a food as an invader rather than a food item and mounts an immune response. Just like humans, canines too suffer from food allergies. Food allergies in dogs can cause not only digestive problems like diarrhea and vomiting, but also skin issues and …
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