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Did you know that a vaccination against Lyme disease in dogs is no guarantee that they won’t contract the illness? Even so, it’s important to take every precaution available to help prevent dogs from contracting the disease. Lyme disease doesn’t go away. Your dog can be treated for active symptoms, but the disease remains in …
A dog tooth abscess happens when bacteria invade the tissue below a broken tooth. Signs of an impending tooth abscess include swelling around one eye, pawing at the face, rubbing one side of the face onto the floor or over furniture and even favoring one side of the mouth while eating. Dogs develop tooth abscesses …
Dog fur loss is alarming when it happens. Dogs are supposed to be soft and furry. It’s one way to identify a healthy dog. Sometimes, however, underlying conditions of dog fur loss aren’t immediately obvious. It’s not until we actually see bald patches that we sit up and take notice. #1 Cushing’s Disease Research seems …
Anytime my dog looks uncomfortable in any way, my first instinct is to fix the problem. I don’t want my dog to suffer unnecessarily for any reason. Arthritis and dry skin were the top two reasons I started a twice per week treatment plan of dog massage. Using dog oil for massage is a great …
Signs of dog depression include a sudden lack of interest in the things your dog normally enjoys. A depressed dog will show no interest in play. He or she might become more tired than usual. Excessive licking is also a sign of anxiety or depressed behaviour. If your dog suddenly has what seems like a …