Search Results
5731 results for “dog ear CT”
Three dogs were harmonious; Loli was the second to arrive. After the new year she suddenly keeps biting the first dog (a Golden Retriever) on the ear; the Golden doesn’t fight back, just howls. Now she does it anytime, day or night, circling and biting the left ear until it bleeds and swells. She even bites it when strangers come or when we return.
Common reasons a dog persistently bites another include territorial protection, pain or discomfort, grudges, and defending social status. Dogs are social; a dog may attack to protect territory or assert higher rank, and may hold a grudge after past fights. Separate them or seek a professional trainer if it continues.
Why does my own native dog bite its owner?
A dog may bite its owner due to lack of socialization, strong territorial instinct, fear, or over-excitement. Without training, poor social skills lead to biting to defend territory, so increase socialization to correct it. When afraid or over-excited - such as in unfamiliar surroundings - the dog may bite defensively, perceiving threats everywhere.
How do you train a Shepherd dog?
Training a Shepherd requires patience; first build a bond through interaction so the dog trusts you. Start training early, ideally as a puppy, and use positive reinforcement with food, toys, or praise. Expose it to people, places, and other animals for good socialization and to prevent biting or excessive barking.
My dog keeps having breathing problems, retching without vomiting, won’t eat, and its belly heaves with each breath – it’s lethargic
Based on your description, the dog shows abnormal breathing, dry heaving, panting, refusal to eat, and low activity, which may indicate pneumonia, pleural effusion, ascites, heart disease, or similar conditions. It is recommended to take the dog to a veterinary hospital for further examination and targeted treatment. Prompt diagnosis prevents the condition from worsening.
Dog’s Tail Has Been Drooping Since Last Night’s Walk, Never Before
A drooping tail can mean fear or anxiety (ears back, body low) needing comfort, or tiredness or discomfort. Watch for other signs like appetite or limb changes, and see a vet if abnormal to ensure health.
Why Is My Dog’s Whole Body Red and Losing Hair?
The dog likely has mite parasites like scabies or demodex. Scabies starts at head, muzzle, eyes, ears and neck then spreads, with itching, redness, nodules, blisters and thinning coat; treat with topical mite and anti-inflammatory meds, medicated baths and antibiotics if severe. Demodex shows dandruff, hair loss, red, itchy, pustules; deworm and choose the right drug by parasite type.
What If a Dog Is Scratched by a Cat?
Minor scratches cause pain but heal after disinfection. Deep or large wounds need vet debridement, disinfection and sutures to avoid infection. Watch for abnormal behavior, fever or anorexia, and avoid housing them together to prevent conflict.
Accidentally Sprayed Abamectin Transdermal Solution Twice, Will It Overdose?
Abamectin solution is toxic to pets; poisoning depends on dose and whether the dog licks it. Dogs and cats are sensitive, and overdose causes anorexia, vomiting, ataxia, lethargy, breathing difficulty, dehydration and convulsions. Control dose strictly, prefer safer products, and use only under veterinary guidance.
What Happens If a Dog Gets a Skin Tumor?
Skin tumors vary: benign ones (lipoma, papilloma, adenoma, hemangioma, wart) grow slowly and regular; malignant ones (skin cancer, melanoma) grow fast, uneven, and itch or ulcerate. Get any lump checked.
How to Make a Dog Like Its Own Bed?
Pick a well-sized, comfortable, safe bed in a quiet spot, add a soft blanket in winter, and place favorite toys or treats nearby so the bed carries familiar scents.