Can dogs eat cauliflower: quick Q&A Is cauliflower good for dogs? Yes, cauliflower is good for dogs. Can I give raw cauliflower to my dog? No, do not feed raw uncooked cauliflower to your dog. It could cause stomach pain or an upset stomach or disturb their digestive…
Can dogs eat raw chicken: quick Q&A Is raw chicken good for dogs? Yes, raw chicken is a good food choice for dogs. It is an excellent source of protein and one of the three essential components in dog nutrition. Can dogs digest raw chicken skin and bones? No,…
Have you ever thought about feeding your dog feeding cooked, barbecued, or popped corn? Are they safe? What nutritional value does it add to their diet? Let us explore. What is the difference between corn and sweet corn? Sweet corn or sugar corn contains high sugar hence the name, its…
We spoke to a canine advisor Silvia García about what she calls “multi-species families” and how it is much more than just living with a dog. Tell us about yourself and what you do? My name is Silvia García and I have been working as a canine advisor since 2010.My…
You may be wondering if your dog needs MCT oil. This is a question that many pet owners ask themselves and their veterinarian, as MCT oil has become more popular in recent years. MCT oil provides energy for when there’s not enough food available to meet the nutrient requirements of…
Each holiday season brings comfort and joy. But more often than none, it can also cause stress for both humans and pets. Visitors and additional food droppings from cooking may excite your dog, while other activities including decorating, changes in feeding schedules and less space can easily cause…
Elbow dysplasia is a common disease in dogs. It occurs when the elbow joint bones do not connect well. This causes pain for your canine’s elbow and causes it to limp. Let’s explore the condition’s symptoms and suitable treatment methods for treat your dog’s elbow. Common signs and…
Dogs are just as sensitive to pain and discomfort as humans. If your dog is displaying symptoms of pain, you should make a point of contacting your vet. While there are many available options for treating canine pain, you need to be careful not to overmedicate your dog.…
In short: Yes, dogs do get colds, but these are not the same as human colds. Dog colds may go away on their own if your dog’s immune system is strong enough. However, it is advised to take care of your dog the same way you would care…
In a nutshell: Dog dandruff is just as troubling as human dandruff. Some of the causes might differ but home care and additional trips to the vet will go a long way in ensuring your dog’s skin isn’t flaky. Regular grooming baths and fatty acid supplements to the…
