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Atypical Addison’s Disease in Dogs
Discovering that your beloved dog has atypical Addison’s disease can be overwhelming, especially when you’re faced with unfamiliar terms and concerns about their health. As pet parents, your dog is more than a companion—they’re family. When they’re unwell, it’s natural to feel a mix of worry, confusion, and the desire to do everything possible to…
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The Ultimate Dog Packing List for Your Summer Travels
Whether you’re heading out for a weekend getaway, a road trip, or a full-blown vacation, traveling with your dog can be a joyful experience—so long as you’re fully prepared. Just like packing for yourself, making a dog packing list for your furry friend ensures a stress-free adventure. From the obvious (like food and water) to…
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How to Prevent Travel Sickness in Dogs
No one wants a road trip with a queasy co-pilot. Dog motion sickness or car sickness can be a problem for pups without experience with car rides. We’re talking excessive drooling, panting, restlessness, and sometimes, a whole mess in the back seat. Yuck. But there is good news. You can help your dog feel better…
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Outdoor Activities for Dogs: Fun Ways to Enjoy the Great Outdoors
Wondering about the best outdoor activities for dogs? Spring in the perfect time to get outside and enjoy the fun things your dog loves! In this article, we explore the top 10 ways to have fun on outdoor adventures with your dog. From park visits to hiking and beach outings, these activities are designed to…
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What Kinds of Dogs are Hypoallergenic?
Looking for a family dog that won’t trigger allergic reactions? While no dog is completely allergen-free, many breeds of dogs are considered hypoallergenic because they shed less and produce less dander. These non-shedding, low-dander dog breeds make ideal family pets with all sizes and temperaments to suit yours. They’re often recommended for dog lovers who…
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Is Lemon Juice Powder Safe for Dogs? Expert Insights from Dr. John Tegzes
As pet parents, it’s natural to question every ingredient that goes into your furry friend’s food. One ingredient that has prompted some curiosity is lemon juice powder. So, is lemon juice powder safe for dogs? We reached out to board-certified veterinary toxicologist, Dr. John Tegzes, who confirmed that lemon juice powder is considered non-toxic for…
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How to Clean a Dog’s Ears
When was the last time you cleaned your dog’s ears? If you’re like most pet parents, it’s probably not something you think about much. Yet, doggie ear canals collect dirt and wax buildup, which may lead to issues. Fortunately, there are some common symptoms you can learn to spot. Discover the signals that your dog’s…
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Sniff Walks for Dogs
When most loving pet parents think of walking their dog, they imagine a brisk stroll through the neighborhood, perhaps with an occasional stop for their pup to do their business. But what if there was a way to transform a simple walk into an enriching, stimulating experience that benefits your dog’s mental and emotional health?…
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Dog Cone Alternatives
If your dog recently had surgery, suffered an injury, or developed a skin condition, your veterinarian may recommend an Elizabethan collar—also known as the “cone of shame” or a dog cone collar. These protective devices prevent dogs from licking, biting, or scratching at wounds and stitches, but many pet parents find them cumbersome, uncomfortable, and…
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How Do You Get Dog Pee Out of the Carpet?
Have you ever opened the door to an overwhelming dog pee smell? It’s terrible, isn’t it? You groan and rake your eyes across the room to determine the source. Sometimes, your floof gives you guilty eyes, which is heart-wrenching but doesn’t dispel the urine smell. Ideally, you hope the pet urine is still wet, as…