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“It’s not only a matter of too many treats that are the problem but also the fact that most commercially available treats are akin to highly processed junk food.” https://bit.ly/2RukX6u
One has to realize that as much as humans enjoy treats dogs also enjoy treats but one has to be careful when indulging them because if not they would turn out to be overweight and obese. The problems might stem from your giving them too many treats or it could also be because too many […]
“Since your dog isn’t likely to agree to a repeat performance at the vet’s office, knowing what he was doing before you get there is beneficial in diagnosing the problem. And if you can manage it, take a video of the event and bring it with you to your appointment. It may seem weird, but it can actually help your vet arrive at a solid diagnosis in much less time than it might otherwise take.” https://bit.ly/2WSn6Kf
Let’s talk about dog vomit. Every pet owner has had the gift of some sort of vomit at one time or another. Is your dog vomiting, regurgitating, or expectorating? Vomiting also comes from a dog who ate something he should not have, and contains bile, which is yellow. Regurgitation is food that come...
““The better you understand how he experiences his world, the less likely you’ll be to become frustrated or angry (and perhaps treat your charge unfairly),” says Dodman.” https://bit.ly/2MO3O9f
Many times, the behaviors that our dogs exhibit do not always make sense but the same can be said for dogs that our behaviors do not sometimes make sense to dogs. One thing is for sure, unlike humans who are independent, dogs are dependent on humans for survival. And experts say that this dependence...
“Canine compulsive disorder (CCD), also called compulsive behavior disorder, is similar to obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) in humans. People with OCD perform repetitive activities (e.g., washing their hands over and over) and can’t seem to control the behavior.” https://bit.ly/2Kf8Mdh
It is relatively common to find dogs that have compulsive disorders and this is because the modern day lifestyles that we live are affecting dogs. We love our canine animals for sure but our love has gone to the extent that we do not allow them to live according to their true canine nature. Dogs [.....
“The Good Dog Foundation is unique in that its dog and human handler teams undergo training in order to become certified therapy dogs. Some other organizations only register dogs, without helping them reach a certain level of therapy training.” https://bit.ly/2K1pbBF
Therapy dogs are now becoming more and more well-known for how much they do for their owners through a wide spectrum of skills that they offer. Seniors that are in assisted living facilities are finding that having therapy dogs can help reduce their depression symptoms, partially for contributing to...
“Herfel had been experiencing abdominal pain, but when she went to the emergency room, they said she had an ovarian cyst. Unnerved by Sierra’s reactions, Herfel decided to make an appointment with a gynecologist, who ultimately discovered that she had cancer.” http://bit.ly/2Z2wr3J
A Siberian Husky named Sierra was able to successfully detect ovarian cancer in her owner, Stephanie Herfel, three times in total! Surprisingly, this is not an isolated case. Veterinary experts claim that oftentimes, our canine friends can detect various cancers by smelling certain areas of our body...
"Thanks to that history, humans and dogs have developed a unique bond, which has also made dogs very useful subjects for the study of communication." http://bit.ly/2K7mEWN
A smiling pooch is an irresistible sight: Here's what the science says is behind that cheesy grin.
“Hughes says experts believe that over multiple generations, these animals gradually became domesticated and developed intimate relationships with humans, reading their cues and being “groomed,” to whatever degree was possible, as guardians and companions.” http://bit.ly/2JOVfc3
https://blog.lovealotpets.com/5-ways-having-a-pregnant-pet-can-change-your-life/ >> wow I learned something new today!
Taking care of a pet is one thing. Taking care of a pregnant pet is entirely another. Having your cat or dog pregnant feels very much like expecting a child. There are preparations to be made, adjustments to be catered to. Pet care becomes a priority for the pet owner. Pregnant pets can act differen...
“About a third of the children without pets reported allergies, while no kids in homes with five or more cats or dogs did.” http://bit.ly/2K81l6C
Modern times are showing more and more allergies developing in our children as years go by, and many of us are left wondering how to protect our children from becoming vulnerable to these allergens. The University of Wisconsin recently conducted a study in which they found that exposing children to....
“Pre-planning for a new pet can go a long way toward reducing stress not only on the animal, but also on the human members of the household.” http://bit.ly/2WoVY9D
Welcoming a new pet into your home can be intimidating for both you and your new furry friend, but there are several ways that you can ensure their homecoming is as hassle-free and friendly as possible. Engaging in tasks such as pet-proofing your home and assigning designated chores to loved ones is...
“This sweetener is being used in an ever growing list of products because it’s as sweet as sucrose, but with only two-thirds the calories of sugar. It’s less expensive than other sugar substitutes, tastes better and causes little if any insulin release in humans.” http://bit.ly/2LXQKOj
Recently, two three-month old puppies reached an early demise due to eating peanut butter. This is due to the xylitol that is located within the peanut butter itself. Xylitol is a natural sweetener that unfortunately is deadly to many canines. Even if xylitol is not listed on the ingredients list, t...
Just like drone photography, pictures of cats sitting on glass tables allow you to see the world through a new perspective.
Have you been using Hydrogen Peroxide to clean pet wounds? >> https://blog.lovealotpets.com/why-never-use-hydrogen-peroxide-for-pet-wounds/
Hydrogen peroxide is a commonly used antiseptic for wounds, whether its minor cuts, scrapes, or burns. It can even be used as a mouth rinse to relieve minor mouth irritation. So why not use Hydrogen Peroxide for pet wounds? If your pet has a wound that doesn’t seem to heal, there are many ways to ...
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