Ania Labradors

09/10/2024

06/24/2024

What to do if your dog overheats:

05/13/2024

Dahli and me in the ring at Miami Valley LRC specialty, love this girl 🥰

05/02/2024

Store food in the bag it came in.

04/17/2024

Who knew butterflies were so entertaining! 😆 Chase and Dahli.

01/30/2024

For my puppy families that are wondering how much to feed and what their pups should look like: this is Dahlia, 7 months old, eats around 4-4.5 cups of food a day and weighs low 70's. She does have a lot of coat.

01/15/2024

Always check ingredients: xylitol is toxic to dogs. Also known as wood sugar, birch sugar, birch bark extract. Sometimes chewable or extra strength have this ingredient.

12/23/2023

Happy Holidays from Ania Labradors!

10/14/2023

JJ and Ceci had fun at the Working Certificate! Only ran Ceci on land since she was in season - she loved it, and has a good hold. May try a JH on her. 😊🦆

08/13/2023

Read carefully. I do not recommend internal flea and tick products.

08/05/2023

Chillin' 🖤 (one girl available)

07/29/2023

Early morning fun!

07/21/2023

Outside play time makes for tired puppies 🖤

07/18/2023

Now that you know how to remove a tick on your dog, here’s what you don’t want to do …

❌ DON’T … remove ticks with your fingers. If you must, use a tissue and disinfect your hands to remove tick saliva or blood. And don’t forget to clean the bite area on your dog.
❌ DON’T … squish or crush a tick. This can force infected body fluids into your dog.
❌ DON’T … worry if the mouthpart of the tick stays in your dog’s skin. It’s a bit like having a splinter and it will fall out in a few days.
❌ DON’T … use nail polish, vaseline or repellents to try to suffocate or kill the tick. This can cause the tick to vomit into your dog.
❌ DON’T … burn the tick with a lighted cigarette or match. These can also cause vomiting.
❌ DON’T … throw the live tick in your trashcan or sink. They can easily crawl back out.

You can save the tick in tape or a baggie if you want to have it tested for tick-borne diseases.

👉 Read more here:
https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/how-to-remove-ticks-from-your-dog/