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Why Some Dogs Dislike Their Owners
Dogs are man's best friend and a trusted partner. For most, trust is daily life - but a few distrust their owners. Odd, since a dog trusts who? Today we learn why some dogs dislike their owner.
What Does Your Dog Think About All Day?
Ever wonder what your begging, treat-seeking dog thinks beyond eat, play, and sleep?
Can Dogs Eat Noodles?
Today we see if dogs can eat noodles.
Should Your Dog Diet in Winter?
Today we learn whether dogs should bulk up in winter. Spoiler: they shouldn't - they can even eat less.
What to Do When a Sick Dog Refuses Medication
A sick dog with cough, fever, and poor spirits was first thought to have distemper, but the vet said it was just a common cold and prescribed some medication. So the problem shifted from fearing distemper to how to get the dog to take the medicine. This article explains what to do when a sick dog refuses to take medicine.
6 Signs Your Dog Is Getting Old
Everything ages - people and dogs alike.
Symptoms of Intestinal Spasm in Dogs
Intestinal spasm in dogs can easily lead to intussusception, displacement, or torsion, so it deserves attention. Early detection, prevention, and better living conditions help. Avoiding fright, feeding cooked food, limiting cold water, and regular deworming are ways to prevent intestinal spasm.
What Are Ringworm in Cats and Dogs
Owners are surely familiar with ringworm, a skin problem whose treatment is slow and which can infect the owner too. Although it is the most common skin disease in cats and dogs, many fur babies are abandoned because of it!
Symptoms of Amphetamine Poisoning in Dogs
Amphetamines are prescription drugs for human use. They are used as appetite suppressants, mood elevators, and to treat attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder. If a dog eats medication containing amphetamines, it can be poisoned. This article explains what to do for amphetamine poisoning in dogs.
What Is Hypoglycemia in Dogs
People can have low blood sugar, and dogs can too. So how does hypoglycemia in dogs show up, and in what situations is a dog prone to it? Let us analyze.