Tagged With Dogs

Well-groomed Schnauzer sitting next to a bowl of sauerkraut in a dining room, looking at it thoughtfully

Can Dogs Eat Sauerkraut? Guidelines for Fermented Foods in Canine Diets

6 February 2024

The potential advantages and disadvantages of giving sauerkraut to dogs, such as how much to give, how to prevent sodium poisoning, and how to steer clear of dangerous preservatives.

Chow Chow with a bear-like reddish-brown coat standing beside a 'Beware of Bears' sign in a grassy field

Are Bears Big Dogs? The Science Behind This Myth

6 February 2024

Comparison of bears and dogs, discussing variations in DNA, appearance, the process of becoming pets, place in the environment, cognitive abilities, and cultural significance.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy sleeping with rapid breathing in a warm, peaceful home environment

Why Is My Puppy Breathing So Fast? Understanding Puppy Respiratory Rates

5 February 2024

Puppy rapid breathing explained: typical developmental speeds, anxiety, cooling down, and how to recognize unusual rates that may indicate medical problems.

Cheerful Rottweiler sniffing sweet peas on the ground in an outdoor garden, with toxic sweet pea flowers in the background

Can Dogs Eat Sweet Peas? Uncovering Healthy Canine Nutrition

5 February 2024

Safety and nutrition facts about giving peas to your dog, including how to tell the difference between safe peas and poisonous sweet pea flowers.

Border Collie lying down with paws forward, highlighting detailed anatomy of its toes and pads against a clean background

How Many Toes Does a Dog Have? Exploring Canine Paw Anatomy

5 February 2024

This article discusses the following topics: number of toes, purpose, genetic and breed factors, differences between breeds, evolutionary history, and the need for paw care.

Yorkshire Terrier with a worried expression beside a spilled water bowl on a kitchen floor

Why Does My Dog Throw Up After Drinking Water? Understanding Canine Vomiting

5 February 2024

Causes and consequences of dogs throwing up after they drink water, including potential medical problems, how to stop it, how it's diagnosed, and what the treatment options are.

Pomeranian attentively eyeing a chunk of Parmesan on a wooden board in a warm kitchen

Can Dogs Eat Parmesan Cheese? What to Know About Dogs and Cheese

5 February 2024

Moderate amounts of parmesan cheese can be safe for dogs, taking into account lactose intolerance, salt, and other health concerns.

Senior Golden Retriever with shaking back legs comforted by owner in a cozy living room

Why Are My Dog’s Back Legs Shaking? Causes and Expert Insights

5 February 2024

Typical reasons for a dog's back legs shaking can include degeneration due to age, arthritis, anxiety, and neurological problems; the diagnosis and treatment will depend on the cause.

Senior female Siberian Husky resting on a soft bed, with wise eyes and toys nearby, in a warm, homely setting

Can Dogs Have Menopause? A Look at Canine Reproductive Aging

5 February 2024

This article discusses the following topics: the absence of menopause in dogs, changes in the estrous cycle, and the impact of spaying on health.

Belgian Malinois looking attentively at a plate of hash browns in a home kitchen with morning light

Can Dogs Eat Hash Browns? Uncovering the Risks

4 February 2024

Risks of giving hash browns to dogs: the high salt and fat levels, harmful additives such as onions and garlic, and the possibility of pancreatitis and other gastrointestinal problems.

Veterinarian examining a skin tag on a Beagle's neck with focus on the skin tag and vet's hands

Do Dogs Get Skin Tags? What to Know About Skin Tags in Dogs

4 February 2024

Causes, symptoms, and treatments of skin tags in dogs, including ways to prevent them and when to go to the vet.

Veterinarian examining the abdomen of a female Golden Retriever on an examination table in a clinic

Can You Spay a Dog in Heat? When to Do It and Risks

4 February 2024

Spaying a dog in heat can lead to complications such as increased blood flow, so vets suggest waiting for a time when the surgery can be safer and less complex.