Dog’s Health

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

Updated on October 6th, 2019 in single post by Ana Dog Nutrition Dog's Health

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?

Can Dogs Eat Bread: Wheat, Rye, Whole Grain, or Else?

Updated on October 6th, 2019 in single post by Ana Dog Nutrition Dog's Health

I can’t count all the occasions I’ve noticed animals consume cakes, sandwiches, and even the whole bricks of bread. Bread is a crucial component of the American diet, and our pets seem to get their full share of it— but should they?

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

Updated on October 6th, 2019 in single post by Ana Dog's Health

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 age. While there is no remedy for arthritis, some medications may reduce suffering and enhance mobility. Glucosamine is one of the most popular treatments. Glucosamine and other joint supplements for dogs Glucosamine, a naturally occurring compound, is one of the most common over-the-counter medications used...

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

Updated on October 6th, 2019 in single post by Ana Breeds Dog's Health

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?

Updated on October 6th, 2019 in single post by Ana Dog Nutrition Dog's Health

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?

Updated on October 6th, 2019 in single post by Ana Dog Nutrition Dog's Health

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 in this sauce too. Learn more about it for the sake of your dog’s well being. What’s in the ketchup? Mass produced ketchup contains about 112 calories per 100 g on average, including 907 mg of sodium (too much!) and 22 g of sugar (even...

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

Updated on October 6th, 2019 in single post by Ana Dog Nutrition Dog's Health

Although it may seem reasonable not to give your dog a slice of cake while serving dessert, it is something we often share without thinking about it a dollop of whipped cream or whip cream. Although it may appear common sense not to give your pup a piece of cake, we may share a rose of whipped cream with our pet without thinking much about it. As a matter of fact sweets, including whipped cream, are amongst the most controversial foods we share with our animals. So, can dogs have whipped cream? In one word, yes. The small amount of...

Claritin Dosage for Dogs (+Handy Chart Included)

Updated on December 2nd, 2019 in single post by Ana Dog's Health Vets Comments

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 and alternative therapies for sniffles, sneezes, and more. If you are interested in a particular topic related to Claritin and dogs, then use the table of contents below to jump to the most relevant section. And you can always go back by clicking on the black arrow...