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15/11/2022

Diet transitioning can be tough, especially when you're switching your dog from a kibble diet to a more species-appropriate, raw diet. Most dogs will have no problem with the transition, but if you find your dog isn't taking to their new food right away, don't freak out. It's actually quite normal f...

15/11/2022

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Feel like you can’t go to the bathroom without company? Always feeling like your dog is directly where you want to step ...
24/10/2022

Feel like you can’t go to the bathroom without company? Always feeling like your dog is directly where you want to step next? While it can seem annoying (especially the bathroom one), it’s your dog’s way of saying they feel safe and comfortable with you, so they’d rather be with you than anywhere else.

article by pupford

Woods , beach , rail trail . They depend os us to experience life outside .
11/10/2022

Woods , beach , rail trail . They depend os us to experience life outside .

05/10/2022

It’s National Walk Your Dog Week! Take this opportunity to enjoy your dog and keep him or her healthy for a happy year of walks together. National walk your dog week aims to raise awareness about the importance of your dog's overall health and wellbeing. 💚

02/10/2022
A dog’s tail is a key piece of reading your dog’s body language, as they really communicate a lot through their tail pos...
27/09/2022

A dog’s tail is a key piece of reading your dog’s body language, as they really communicate a lot through their tail position and movement. A rule of thumb is that if your dog’s tail is loose, they’re relaxed and happy. So if you see your dog wagging their tail in a way that means their whole hind end is wagging along with it – they’re showing you how excited they are to see you.

Here’s how to interpret your dog’s tail wag:

The speed of the wag. A long, slower, back and forth wag indicates excitement, while a faster twitch-like wag can indicate that your dog is on alert.
The direction of the wag. According to a research study, dogs' tails tend to wag to the right when for positive reasons and left for negative ones.
The position of the tail. The higher the tail, the more assertive or aggressive the dog is feeling. A low tail that hangs between the legs can signal fear. Neutral tail position is a sign of a relaxed, happy dog. Neutral may look different on different breeds, so be sure to take note of your dog’s tail position when you know they are relaxed.

“Just walked this sweet lady. She is adorable “ - David
21/08/2022

“Just walked this sweet lady. She is adorable “ - David

Home Care for Your Dog’s Upset StomachIf you’ve been to the veterinarian to rule out underlying health conditions and yo...
19/08/2022

Home Care for Your Dog’s Upset Stomach

If you’ve been to the veterinarian to rule out underlying health conditions and your dog’s been given a clean bill of health, it’s time to try some at-home remedies to ease the stomach upset and make your pup more comfortable. Resting the GI tract is important if vomiting or diarrhea occur, as it gives the body time to heal.

You can offer bone broth during this time for hydration while giving your dog’s GI tract a chance to recover. For diarrhea, activated charcoal can be used; it works by binding aggravating substances in the GI tract so they can be excreted in the f***s. The recommended dose is 1mg/kg twice daily of coconut charcoal for intermittent episodes of diarrhea. Do not use activated charcoal if your dog is constipated or consumed caustic materials.

Next, when the vomiting and diarrhea have subsided, offer a bland diet of canned or steamed pumpkin (or sweet potato) and 99% lean cooked turkey. Adding slippery elm ("nature’s Pepto-Bismol") helps soothe irritated bowels and can be easily mixed into a bland diet, using 1/2 teaspoon for every 10 pounds of body weight.

Slippery elm is safe for puppies, adults, and geriatric dogs and is completely safe when blended with other medications. I recommend always having some on hand so when you need it, it’s right there. There are several herbs that are very useful for upset stomach in dogs, including:

Peppermint
Chamomile
Fennel

Not long ago, citizen science researchers in France decided to measure the pulse rates of 61 dogs on short walks, both o...
30/06/2022

Not long ago, citizen science researchers in France decided to measure the pulse rates of 61 dogs on short walks, both on leash and off
* The researchers discovered that the act of sniffing lowered the dogs’ pulse rates, especially when they were on a long (vs. short) leash and off leash
* Another instinctive activity that lowered the dogs’ pulse rates was the full body shake (aka “shaking it off”) while walking and sniffing
* These study results provide further evidence of the importance of providing our dogs the time and space needed to sniff the world around them
* It’s important to your dog’s physical and mental well-being that you give her daily opportunities to sniff to her heart’s content on walks with you.

Article by Dr Karen Becker

Remember … too busy for quality walks with Fido? Call Dave! He’s the snifffari expert!

Dogs are happiest when they get to walk and exercise ! Just like us!
01/06/2022

Dogs are happiest when they get to walk and exercise ! Just like us!

David Ruckle!! The best companion you doggy can have while you are on vacation! Memorial Day is next week, still time to...
23/05/2022

David Ruckle!! The best companion you doggy can have while you are on vacation! Memorial Day is next week, still time to fly somewhere without feeling guilty that Fido stayed behind in a boarding thing, but stayed home nice and happy with his buddy Dave!

This is Ernie! Our newest friend! Fluffy cool and such a good boy!
19/05/2022

This is Ernie! Our newest friend! Fluffy cool and such a good boy!

*  The majority of dog owners — nearly 4 in 5 — say they've witnessed their dog acting jealous*  Examples of jealous beh...
09/05/2022

* The majority of dog owners — nearly 4 in 5 — say they've witnessed their dog acting jealous
* Examples of jealous behavior in dogs include whining if you're giving attention to another pet, bumping against your leg or otherwise attempting to be close to you, growling if you show affection to someone else, engaging in attention-seeking behaviors like barking or doing tricks, and even going to the bathroom indoors
* Research suggests that jealous behavior emerges in dogs and is functionally similar to that in children observed in similar situations
* Jealousy's primal function is likely to help protect social relationships that are threatened by a rival
* Jealousy may be primordial or could be the result of dogs' domestication and close ties with humans, which may have created their capacity to be jealous

What Makes Dogs Jealous?
There is no one-size-fits all model to explain when and why a dog may become jealous, but there are some situations that are likely to trigger jealousy, assuming your dog is the "jealous type":9
* Bringing a new pet into the home
* Adding another human member to your family
* Moving to a new home, which may remove your focus from your pet for a time
* Being the new dog in a home
* Witnessing you interacting with another pet

By Dr Karen Becker

While as humans we are completely repulsed by this choice of cuisine, we have to remember that canines have evolved as s...
24/04/2022

While as humans we are completely repulsed by this choice of cuisine, we have to remember that canines have evolved as scavengers and it’s in their nature to eat whatever they find on the ground or in the trash can.

This behavior is quite normal for dogs, especially puppies.

When a dog is just a puppy, their moms will actually train them to lick themselves clean and clean off their bodies of f***s.

When they get a little older, puppies become naturally curious about the world and their surroundings, and sometimes eating their p**p or anything else that’s on the ground nearby is part of that exploration.

While eating their own p**p is harmless, eating other dogs or other animal f***s can be an issue.

Animal f***s may contain parasites, toxins, and viruses. Typically the p**p eating behavior of puppies will fade out around 9 months old but as they age and grow, the p**p eating may continue as a process of exploration.

You should definitely try your absolute best to prevent your dog from eating p**p, especially other animals and other dog’s p**p. If they continue to dine on f***s, you may want to consult your vet to rule out certain health problems.

Sometimes when dogs eat p**p they may have issues with:

Parasites
Lack of nutrients or enzymes in their diet
Lack of calories in their diet
Intestinal, brain or liver issues
Boredom
Stress and/or Anxiety
If you are noticing that your dog is eating more p**p (or attempting to) than usual or has started recently, keep an eye out for other symptoms such as lethargy, vomiting, diarrhea and behavioral changes.

This could be part of a bigger health issue and you should see a vet immediately!

How To Stop Your Dog From Eating P**p

Simple! clean up the p**p!
exercise your dog (hire us 😬)
Supplements

The moral of the story is - don’t be grossed out by your furry best friend because he considers f***s a main course.

Since dogs are animals, they definitely have habits that we as humans don’t understand and we don’t always know how to prevent.

With some training and by taking action to be cleaner and keep your dog healthy, you can prevent them from eating p**p!

Happy National Pet day !
11/04/2022

Happy National Pet day !

08/04/2022

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