Dog’s Health

Why Do Dogs Love Stuffed Animals?

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Dogs adore stuffed toys. How many of you have observed a puppy bearing around a stuffed animal about as big as the puppy him or herself? Various dogs like to play with those toys, chewing, shaking, and cuddling them. They also carry them around and even use them as cushions during the sleep. Why? One theory is that dogs, particularly retrievers, like taking items in their mouth. Another possible explanation is that they are training hunting that way. Let’s try to learn more about mysterious passion for the stuffed toys.

High-Calorie Dog Food: Best Possible Options to Help Your Pet Gain Weight

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Most dogs have no difficulty gulping any food that is put in front of them. Because of overeating and snacking, they are notoriously known for gaining weight quickly. And just like humans, dogs throughout their lives are susceptible to weight fluctuations. And for most dog owners, keeping their pup from becoming overweight is a constant battle. But what to do if the opposite is your main concern?

Can Dogs Eat Shrimp? Cooked or Raw? With or Without Tails?

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If you’re a dedicated seafood enthusiast, it would be impious to stroll along the shoreline without indulging in a platter of shrimps. Freshly captured shrimp is juicy and tender in flavor, and whether you like it cold and covered with a cocktail sauce or boiled and sprinkled with citrus juice, this is a light dish ideal for any time. And most likely you will be tempted to share the treat you love so much with your four-legged friend. But will it be a good idea?

Glucosamine for Dogs: Why, How Much and When to Take It?

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Just like humans, many dogs are suffering from arthritis, mainly as they grow old. This painful disease happens when the cartilage, the cushioning between the bones, starts to shrink and wear away and the tops of the bones begin to press against each other. It can be triggered by injury, illness, or wear off with … Read more Glucosamine for Dogs: Why, How Much and When to Take It?

Dogs That Don’t Shed: Your Ultimate Guide to Hair Free Couches

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Dog’s hair… probably one of a few downsides of owning a pup… It’s getting everywhere! Not only does it get messy, but for many people, allergies are also a factor. What’s the potential solution? A dog that doesn’t shed. Or shed less, at least. This post features a list of dog breeds that don’t shed to come to rescue you and your couches and more information you have to learn about shedding (or not).

Can Dogs Eat Jell-O?

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The method includes boiling cattle and pigs’ skins and bones. When it cools down, it creates a jiggly cake. Jell-O appears to be a dessert more suited to dogs rather than humans. But this is not the complete story. Typically, this treat is loaded with sugar and artificial substances, and these are not dog-friendly components. But let’s learn more.

Can Dogs Eat Ketchup?

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We love ketchup and put it practically everywhere. So it’s natural to curious if your dog be fine after eating some too.  What’s odd about ketchup is that we don’t know what’s actually in it. Obviously, ketchup is mostly produced from tomatoes. But that’s not the biggest problem here, there are way more dangerous ingredients … Read more Can Dogs Eat Ketchup?

Can Dogs Eat Whipped Cream? and What Will Happen If They Will?

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A small amount of whip cream will not necessarily be detrimental to the canine’s health. But larger quantities can be harmful. Not to mention that many dogs might be not able to fully digest dairy products. So, yes, dogs can eat whipped cream, as long as not happens often and the serving size is as … Read more Can Dogs Eat Whipped Cream? and What Will Happen If They Will?

Claritin Dosage for Dogs (Handy Chart & Effects Included)

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Ever seen your dog scrap too much, bite feet and legs, get a stomach upset, sneeze, or have red, itchy eyes? He might well experience those allergies. Common allergens might include fleas, pet dander, spider mites, bed bug bites, etc. In this article, we look at treating Claritin for dogs, including doses, risks and benefits … Read more Claritin Dosage for Dogs (Handy Chart & Effects Included)

Can Dogs Drink Gatorade? (Here’s Why You Might Want to Give It a Try)

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After an intense workout or a bad disease for about half a century, Gatorade was an effective way for people to replenish electrolytes in their bodies. And, surprisingly, sometimes, when your dog is sick with diarrhea and vomiting, your vet might suggest giving the pup  Gatorade. There is a group of dog owners using the … Read more Can Dogs Drink Gatorade? (Here’s Why You Might Want to Give It a Try)

Do Dogs Go through Menopause? Dogs’ Reproductive Cycles Explained

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During the significant period of their lives, most women can have children. We start the monthly menstruation as adolescence strikes, but cycles stop at some point. The menopause marks the end of our years of possible childbirth. It is natural to be curious if dogs also have menopause. So do dogs have menopause? There are … Read more Do Dogs Go through Menopause? Dogs’ Reproductive Cycles Explained

Can I Give My Dog Tums? Is It Safe (+ Dosage and Side-Effects)

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If your dog experiences extreme vomiting, diarrhea, or stomach pain, you obviously have to contact your veterinarian right away and not even worry about giving Tums to your pet. However, for the moderate stomach issues, it might work. But let’s get into the details first.

How Long Do Huskies Live? (+ Tips to Extend Husky Lifespan)

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Husky is a generic name for a sled-type of canine cultivated in northern regions and developed by Arctic natives. Those dogs were distinguished from other sled-types by their quick pulling method. In this article, we will focus on the life expectancy of Siberian and Alaskan Huskies, two of the most popular types.

How Long Do Pugs Live? Pug Life Span of 27 Years, Is It Possible?

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Pugs are amongst the most social dog breeds. They are the perfect type of dog to have if you need a charming, amusing, and affectionate companion. Their fun-loving character is the cause why they are usually difficult to resist. And if your dream is to have a dog for many years to come, you will be happy to know that pugs are making the list of the breeds with the highest life expectancy.