To help your dog's skin after fleas, bathing them in a hypoallergenic shampoo like the DOUXO® S3 CALM Shampoo can be beneficial. Providing supplements high in fatty acids to promote skin and coat health, such as the YuMOVE® Skin & Coat Care Itching for Dogs, can also be helpful. You...Read More
How to prevent ear problems in dogs?
Ear infections are often caused by excess moisture. Take care to thoroughly dry your dog’s ears after a swim or a bath. Cleaning your dog’s ears can: Make it easier for you to examine your dog’s ear canal, Remove microbes and other small foreign objects that may cause dog ear...Read More
What can I do to help my dog with his ears?
No matter what breed your dog is, it’s a good idea to regularly check and clean their ears to prevent dirt from building up, which can lead to bacteria and infections. But sometimes treating a dog ear infection naturally at home can be just as effective, and it might even...Read More
How can I help my dog with irritated ears?
If your dog scratches their ears or shakes their head regularly, it could be a sign of an ear or skin problem. Common causes include skin allergies, ear infections and ear mites. Contact your vet as soon as possible if you notice your dog head shaking/scratching their ears – the...Read More
How do I soothe my dog's itchy ears?
If your dog scratches their ears or shakes their head regularly, it could be a sign of an ear or skin problem. Common causes include skin allergies, ear infections and ear mites. Contact your vet as soon as possible if you notice your dog head shaking/scratching their ears – the...Read More
How do you get rid of brown yeast in dogs
When your dog is diagnosed with a yeast infection your vet will prescribe an antifungal medication which may include an ointment to apply to the infected area or a medicated shampoo to relieve symptoms. If your dog's infection is more serious your vet may prescribe oral tables such as ketoconazole,...Read More
How do you tell if your dog has ear mites or just dirty ears?
Ear mites can rarely be seen by the naked eye. A microscope is normally needed to confirm if your dog has ear mites. Dogs with ear mites will often shake their heads excessively and scratch their ears. An ear mite infection will cause your dog’s ears to itch, which often...Read More
What foods cause yeast in dogs
When some dogs eat ingredients such as chicken, wheat, corn or other individual items, ingestion will trigger an allergic reaction that can alter the natural flora and allow an unnatural growth of yeast. If your pet suffers from yeasty ears, attempt altering their diet to eliminate common triggers. Certain foods...Read More
What is the best dental care product for dogs?
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What do vets recommend to clean dogs
The key to management of gum disease is prevention. As long as the surfaces of the teeth are cleaned frequently, the gums will stay healthy. Excellent oral health is maintained by daily oral hygiene. The gold standard is brushing. Daily chewing activities can also be effective in maintaining oral health....Read More
What is the best thing for removing plaque from dog's teeth?
The best way to remove plaque is to simply brush your dog’s teeth daily with a dog toothbrush and dog-safe toothpaste. Brushing your pooch’s teeth every now and then won’t get rid of a buildup of plaque, but regular brushing will help keep their teeth and mouths healthy. Some chewing...Read More
Do vets recommend whimzees?
Whimzee Brushzees chews are perfect for dogs with food allergies or sensitivities. They have a variety of sizes and shapes so you can pick the best for your dog. Whimzees are approved by the Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC), which tests and verifies the claims of dental products for cats...Read More
What is the best thing to clean dogs teeth and gums with?
You can start by brushing your dog’s teeth daily, using a suitable brush or rubber thimble. You'll also need to use a dog-friendly toothpaste. Giving your dog dental chews and a suitable diet also has some effect in reducing plaque. The dental chews should be the correct size for your...Read More
How often should a dog be cleaning its teeth?
You should keep brushing your dog's teeth as part of a regular grooming routine. Start teeth cleaning when they're a puppy and brush their teeth everyday to get them used to it. If you haven't done this before, gradually introduce it by having your finger near their mouth. Keep doing...Read More
What cleaning products should I avoid with dogs?
Many popular cleaning products, including floor cleaners, drain cleaners, oven cleaners and multi-surface cleaners, all contain ammonia. While they can effectively remove stains, this ingredient is toxic to pets, causing severe irritation to their skin and eyes, as well as burning in the nose, throat and stomach if they lick...Read More