Archive for the ‘Dog Health’ Category

Help I Think My Dog Has Kennel Cough!

By the dog guy + August 17th, 2009

It can be really hard on a dog owner when they realize their best friend is down sick, it can be downright stressful. If it was a child of yours you could take the temperature, give them rest, medicin…

Canine Diabetes: What Your Dog can and can’t Eat

By the dog guy + August 13th, 2009

The vet has probably explained a lot of things to you in regards to your dog’s condition. Almost certainly, he has told you about treatment options, warning signs, and any other relevant information regarding canine diabetes. Sure enough, he has also mentioned lifestyle changes in order for your dog to remain healthy.

Dog Bladder Infection Home Remedy - Finding Answers

By the dog guy + August 10th, 2009

The main focus of dog bladder infection home remedies is to take steps to bolstering your dog’s internal defenses. Let’s explore a number of successful home remedies.

How to Prevent Heartworm Disease

By the dog guy + July 26th, 2009

Heartworm disease is extremely difficult to treat and can become life-threatening. But it is easily avoidable with regular use of a preventative heartworm medicine.

Dog Cancer - Symptoms and Treatment Options

By the dog guy + July 21st, 2009

Dog cancer symptoms are often hard to detect until the disease is at a more advanced stage. This is why it is important to visit a veterinarian if you see changes in behavior such as lameness, lumps and other skin changes, loss of appetite and changes in urination. In addition to conventional approaches [...]

Scotland has most obese dogs in UK - Herald

By the dog guy + July 14th, 2009

Scotland has the highest number of overweight dogs in the UK. Animal charity the PDSA said yesterday its survey involving 700 dogs in Scotland suggested about 35% are obese - and in Glasgow this goes up to almost half. Around one in three dogs is …

What is the Healthiest Dog Food

By the dog guy + July 14th, 2009

We all want the best when it comes to man’s best friend, so we continue to try and find healthier ways to feed them. If your like myself and have always wondered what the healthiest dog food is, then this article may be of some help to you. Lets begin with store bought food.

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Your dog deserves the same care and attention that we give to our own health concerns when he or she is facing health problems. Dogs face some of the same issues as people, such as arthritis, cancer, depression and diabetes, as well as their own …

The History of the Dog Collar

By the dog guy + May 29th, 2009

The invention of the dog collar has changed the relationship between humans and dogs forever.

Top Flea and Tick Medications

By the dog guy + May 24th, 2009

Spring is finally under way much to the delight of many people and their pets. Unfortunately, for pets, spring also means the beginning of another season of fleas and ticks. The pain and incessant it…

The Importance Of Safe Car Travel With Your Dog

By the dog guy + May 15th, 2009

Does your dog love to go for car rides? The next time you take your pet in the car, consider his safety first.

“People know about Lyme Disease, but often do not take the steps to avoid being bitten by deer ticks, to protect their children, or to check a pet dog that is allowed to run free in a backyard or during a daily walk on a leash,” says Leonard …

You love your dog, and because you do, you want him (or her) to be the healthiest they can be. A part of helping your dog maintain good health comes with your decision of what to feed them. Just as …

Philanthropy for the Dogs and How You Can Help

By the dog guy + April 26th, 2009

With more and more American’s struggling in the current economic climate charitable donations are on the decline. If you still want to help your community, but do not have the funds to do so, consider volunteering.

Canine Heat Stress - And How to Treat It

By the dog guy + April 22nd, 2009

There are typically two aspects of a dog’s behavior and life that determine their resistance levels to extreme temperatures - obesity and old age. Dogs that have a “pushed in” type of facial appearance normally have some respiratory issues anyway, but they become much more susceptible to the respiratory side effects of temperature extremes than [...]

Puppy Supplies

By the dog guy + April 19th, 2009

The proper supplies are necessary when bringing home a new puppy whether this puppy is intended to be a family pet, hunting companion or both. These supplies will help you and your pup get off to the right start. Among the most important items are a training collar, and a dog crate.

In this article, we will discuss the safest and most responsible way for young children to be introduced to dogs.

Dog Food Recalls - How it Affects Dogs/Owners

By the dog guy + April 5th, 2009

It is a scary time for a dog owner when a pet food company recalls its food because of toxic contamination. Especially if you have just recently bought some food manufactured by that company. So what has it meant to dogs and owners when it comes to the recalls?

Something to Chew On For Your Dogs

By the dog guy + March 25th, 2009

Something to Chew On For Your Dogs.

The RSPCA accused the Kennel Club of a “knee jerk reaction” to a BBC documentary screened last year claiming Kennel Club judging standards promoted inbreeding and poor health in dogs. It said welfare measures brought in since were “not radical enough …

Soothe Your Pets Skin With Aloe

By the dog guy + March 18th, 2009

Keeping the skin of you pet healthy is very important, it is the largest organ of the body. Without the skin on your pets there would be no hair, internal organs are now external organs, and your pet is more prone to disease and infection. Not to mention your pet just won’t be as cute [...]

Defending Your Dog Against Heartworm

By the dog guy + March 18th, 2009

Spring is here and with warmer weather comes mosquitos. Unfortunately for dog owners while sunny days can mean plenty of playtime for the family pet, if you aren’t prepared those encounters with mosqu…

The Heidi Chronicles, Chapter 33: an entourage of one

By the dog guy + March 16th, 2009

This is Heidi. Last year, she was “discovered” in the park by a pet talent agency; since then, she has embarked on a one-dog quest to break into the business. This is her Hollywood story as chronicled by Times staff writer Diane Haithman. And this is …

Nine Tips for Flying with Your Dog

By the dog guy + March 14th, 2009

In some situations there is no other alternative other than flying your best friend across the country by way of a commercial airline. An unexpected move, sick relative or other reasons may make it impossible for you to make a long trip in the car with your pooch pal.

Treating a Poisoned Dog in an Emergency

By the dog guy + March 12th, 2009

Like children, dogs may accidentally eat, inhale or absorb toxic substances. There is seldom anything scarier than this but there is no need to panic. You will be able to find most things you need around the house although it is important to have some specific items available for emergency home treatment.

How Intelligent Is Your Pet?

By the dog guy + March 9th, 2009

Intelligence is a relative term and can vary as per ones own perspective and understanding. A person can be regarded intelligent at one time and stupid the next. However, one should note that no one is really stupid not to learn anything. If the student is not able to progress or learn, the fault lies [...]

Are You Killing Your Dog?

By the dog guy + March 9th, 2009

Most of us pet owners think that by purchasing pet foods with a good “name” they have been tested and proven to be superior and “healthy” for our pets. This assumption is false! Many of the pet foods on the market are actually very harmful and can cause health problems, even pre-mature death.

Old Dog Hurts When Urinating - The Underlying Cause

By the dog guy + March 6th, 2009

If an old dog has a urination problem, you may wonder what caused such a condition especially if the dog has been happy and healthy in the past. When your old dog hurts when urinating, chances are he may be suffering from an infection affecting his urinary system. He may be suffering from urinary tract [...]

How to Remove Skunk Odor from the Dog

By the dog guy + March 5th, 2009

A skunk’s spray is one of the ugliest smelling fragrances to the human nose. It is also the same with the dog. Even it feels the same when skunk sprays on it. When you hear a commotion in your backyard and find that skunk has sprayed on your dog, it is the time for you [...]

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