• Dog Information

  • Can Dogs be given Tylenol or Aspirin for Pain

    As concerns aspirin, this drug was commonly used in the past to treat a variety of painful and inflammatory conditions in dogs (especially osteoarthritis). However in recent years its use has declined due to the introduction of safer and more effective products.

    • Canned Dog Food

      One of the most confusing parts of canned food is comparing the protein and fat content with that of a bag of dry dog food. Due to the high moisture content (75 – 78% on average), the percentage of protein and fat is low as is the caloric density.

    • Skin Infections and Dogs

      Food allergies are often the problem and switching the dog to a hypoallergenic diet is normally the first step. If that controls the allergic reaction and therefore the itch, then the dog remains on that diet for the remainder of its life.

    • Facts about Feeding Dogs

      With so many dog food brands on the market today along with the controversy over a growing number of food allergies and food related conditions, the decision on what to feed your dog has become more then a challenge – its become a nightmare!

    • Introducing Your Dog to Your New Baby

      As long as you establish boundaries, and make training a priority, introducing your dog to your new baby will be a wonderful experience for both dog and baby alike.

    • Orphaned Puppies

      Caring for orphaned puppies can seem overwhelming at times, but it’s also extremely rewarding.  They’d have certainly not made it if it weren’t for your quick intervention.

    • Becoming a Dog Breeder

      What many people don’t understand, and what I failed to see originally, is that breeding is a heavy responsibility. Sure, you can simply breed a dog to produce that one litter and there is always a reason why you should but for every reason to breed there are ten reasons not to breed.

    • Dog Obedience Training

      Not all dog obedience training classes are going to work for every dog. In fact, there are some dogs who are naturally pliable, and will respond positively with very little effort. Other dogs are more stubborn by nature, and they may require a different approach.

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