You can safely serve your dog bone broth when they are sick and even as a preventative measure when they are well. Bone broth is a safe way to get the nutrients to your dog—unlike giving your dog cooked bones, which can be dangerous and can get lodged in their...Read More
How to keep dogs hydrated if they don't drink water?
Fresh Water Access: Ensure your dog has constant access to fresh, clean water.
Change their water daily and clean the bowl regularly to prevent bacteria build-up.
Dogs are more likely to drink water that is fresh and free from contaminants.
Flavored Water: Some dogs may be more inclined to drink...Read More
How do I give my dog more hydration?
To keep your dog hydrated, you can try flavoured ice cubes made from low-sodium chicken broth, tuna water, or bone broth.
Dogs often enjoy flavoured water – especially if it smells a bit more exciting.
Try freezing low-sodium chicken broth, tuna water, or bone broth into ice cubes.
You can...Read More
What is the best oral care routine for dogs?
Here are some tips for keeping your dog's teeth healthy. Feed them the right food - some owners favour wet foods for their dog over dry. However, dry dog food may have the added benefit of exercising their chewing muscles and provide a mild cleaning effect on the teeth. Brush...Read More
How many times a day should you brush your dog's teeth?
Brushing your pet’s teeth is an integral part of a good pet dental care regime. Start off by getting some toothpaste specially made for pets – never use toothpaste made for humans as these are not designed to be swallowed and are toxic to dogs. For one week allow your...Read More
What are the 5 oral diseases?
1. Gum disease (periodontitis) Gum disease, as the name suggests, affects the gums and tissue, leaving them feeling red, swollen and sore.
2. Cavities (tooth decay) Cavities are a fancy way of saying holes in your teeth, they’re not a good sign.
3. Sensitive and broken teeth Losing teeth as...Read More
Do dogs really need dental cleaning?
Do dogs need their teeth cleaned, the answer is, Absolutely. A dental cleaning for your dog will likely include a thorough dental examination, teeth cleaning, and polishing to remove plaque and tartar, which cause periodontal disease. If you've ever wondered whether dogs really need their teeth cleaned, Our vets recommend...Read More
Can coconut oil clean dog teeth?
Coconut oil can be a beneficial enhancement to your dog's dental care routine. Coconut oil is an edible oil extracted from coconut meat. It's rich in medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs), particularly lauric acid, which makes up almost 50% of coconut oil. These distinctive properties of coconut oil offer a range of...Read More
Should you walk a dog with a sore paw?
If your four-legged companion is crate trained, it is the best time to confine him there and make sure plenty of water is available. Make your dog's bed extra comfortable and do your best to keep him on it. Remember that each time you dog goes anywhere, he will push...Read More
What is the fastest way to heal a dog wound?
To heal a dog wound, minor wounds can often be treated at home. All wounds, no matter how big or small should be monitored for signs of infection as they heal. If your pet has a small wound or graze, that is not bleeding heavily, gently run water over it...Read More
How do I keep my dog's ears healthy?
Regular ear cleanings are essential for managing chronic, allergic-based inflammation and decreasing repeated infections. You will need a gentle ear cleaning solution and gauze squares or cotton balls. We do not recommend the use of cotton swabs, alcohol or hydrogen peroxide to clean your dog’s ears. Step 1 Pour a...Read More
Can I heal my dog's ear infection properly at home?
You may opt to perform ear cleanings outside, weather permitting, or have a towel ready to avoid any mess from the ear cleaning solution. Fill the ear canal with ear cleaning solution. If your dog does not tolerate ear solution directly into the ear, try saturating cotton pads or balls...Read More
How to stop ear problems in dogs?
To prevent ear infections, cleaning your dog’s ears can make it easier for you to examine your dog’s ear canal.
Cleaning your dog’s ears can remove microbes and other small foreign objects that may cause dog ear infections.
Cleaning your dog’s ears can clean and expose the ear canal for...Read More
What do vets use to clean dogs
Vets use cooled boiled water or a sterile eye wash solution to clean dogs.
Cooled boiled water is the safest cleaning solution to use.
A sterile eye wash solution can be used if you would like to avoid waiting for the water to cool.
Sealed, single use, sterile saline solutions...Read More
Can I put coconut oil in my dog's ears?
Olive oil, mineral oil or coconut oil—oils are relatively safe to use, and olive oil can kill ear mites by smothering them though it takes many weeks to clear ear mites with this method. However, as before, if your pet has a serious ear infection, she needs proper medication to...Read More