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Dog Neutering: A Complete Guide to the Surgery and Recovery
What changes after a dog is neutered? Many know neutering should be done early, but not why. A veterinarian answers common questions about the procedure and explains post-op recovery and care.
What to Do When Dogs Get Into a Fight
In a dog's mind: play equals fight. If two dogs meeting have rich social experience and friendly temperaments, they usually control the scale. But you cannot walk by the river without wet feet - sometimes it flares up.
What Is the Yellow Fluid from a Dog’s Privates?
Today let's look at the 'pus' on a dog's penis.
Why Do Dogs Sniff Each Other’s Butts When They Meet?
That awkward butt-sniffing greeting is actually how dogs exchange a full ID card. The anal glands carry info about health, diet, mood, and social status that only another dog can read.
Why Do Cats and Dogs Vomit
There are many causes of vomiting in cats and dogs, and it can be either physiological or pathological. Frequent vomiting is usually disease-related. Here is a detailed explanation.
Flea Prevention and Deworming for Cats and Dogs
Flea season starts spring, lasts to early autumn; in mild areas year-round.
Where Did My Dog’s Testicles Go? (Cryptorchidism)
Cryptorchidism is a common hereditary condition where one or both testicles fail to descend. It raises cancer risk and can cause torsion — surgery is the recommended fix.
Do Female Dogs Have Periods? What to Do
As is known, women have a monthly menstrual period, but did you know female pet dogs also menstruate? It is a normal physiological phenomenon. Here is what to do if your pet dog experiences it and how to help her through it.
Are Female Dogs Really Smarter Than Males?
A Vienna study found female dogs outperform males on inference tasks. But each sex has trade-offs, males train easily, females are sharper and more protective.
Why Your Dog Treats You Like a Subordinate
When a dog sees itself as the boss, it may bark excessively, guard furniture, resource-guard, or pull on walks. Recognize the signs and reassert calm leadership.