If your dog’s wound is bleeding, you should attempt to stop the bleeding by applying direct pressure to the wound with an absorbent dressing, such as dry gauze, followed by a layer of bandage material or a clean, dry cloth.
If possible, try to raise the affected area above the...Read More
How to stop your dog's teeth from rotting?
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 your dog's teeth regularly. Dental chews and treats are also...Read More
What naturally kills bacteria in dogs
Garlic has been used for centuries to clean wounds that were at risk of becoming infected. This is because the plant contains a chemical known as ‘allicin’, which can be highly damaging to bacteria as it reacts with their cell walls and causes the microbe to disintegrate. Oregano oil is...Read More
Does coconut oil help dogs
Coconut oil has been found to help relieve joint pain among canine arthritis sufferers, which is welcome news for many pet owners. Feeding your arthritic dog coconut oil daily can improve his or her mobility and lessen pain. The medium chain fatty acids found in coconut oil include caprylic, decanoic,...Read More
What is the most common allergy in dogs
Flea bites cause modest local irritation in most dogs. A single bite will cause local itching. The most prevalent insect allergen in dogs that causes flea allergy dermatitis (FAD) is flea saliva. Sensitive dogs may experience this allergic response from arachnids like spiders and ticks, as well as insects such...Read More
How do I figure out what allergies my dog has?
If you notice your pet is scratching themselves, sneezing more than normal, licking their paws, or shedding worse than before, they too could be suffering from seasonal allergies. Pet seasonal allergy symptoms to look for include Scratching and biting their coat or skin, Red, inflamed, or infected skin, Excessive shedding,...Read More
When is the allergy season for dogs?
Hay fever in dogs looks different to the symptoms that humans experience. Hay fever is an allergic reaction to pollen in the air. It is common during spring and summer. Symptoms of hay fever in dogs occur in spring and/or summer and include itching, nibbling or rubbing their: paws eyes,...Read More
Can my 8 week old puppy be around other people?
If you have friends with vaccinated dogs, or there are other vaccinated dogs in your household, then your puppy can start mixing with them at home straight away as long as they are otherwise healthy. You might want to carry them round the park so they can see and hear...Read More
What is the 2 1 rule for puppies?
I like to go by the general 2:1 rule. So for every 1 hour of supervised and structured time out of the crate they should have 2 hours of rest in the crate. And this 2 hour rest can be crashed out sleeping or simply calm and awake. Puppies need...Read More
What happens if you overexercise a puppy?
If you obtained a puppy or young adult dog, you need to be careful not to put too much strain on their soft and growing joints. Over-exercising a pup that hasn’t finished growing can lead to development issues as they get older. While it might be a great excuse for...Read More
What is the dinner rule for dog food?
For puppies and young dogs, our general rule of thumb is to follow your breeder’s advice in the first instance. However, if your breeder has not provided any specific guidance, then we normally suggest feeding 4 meals per day until 4 months of age, then move onto 3 meals per...Read More
What is the best bone and joint supplement for senior dogs?
The Best Joint Supplements for Dogs includes brands that are trusted by vets, so you can be sure your dog is getting the best supplement. Whether you are just giving an active dog extra support, or giving an older dog relief from their arthritis, we have a supplement that can...Read More
Can you treat a dog's skin infection at home?
Yeast dermatitis infections can be treated with oral or topical treatments, or a combination of both based on the severity of your dog’s condition. Antibiotic ointments and shampoos can also work. Staph infections are typically treated with oral antibiotics. Antibacterial shampoo or topical ointments can be used for these types...Read More
What is the best over the counter antibiotic for dogs skin infection?
You can find topical over-the-counter antibiotics for dogs like Neosporin in many stores. This is used to treat common scrapes and scratches. Though the chemical ingredients of the antibiotics are the same, veterinary-specific medicines are the safest choice for your dog. Human-dosage medications run the risk of exposing your dog...Read More
What are the symptoms of Addison's disease in dogs?
Symptoms of Addison’s are often vague to begin with, but over time, tend to become more severe. Addison’s disease can be tricky to spot because it often causes vague symptoms that come and go. Contact your vet urgently if your dog is showing symptoms of an ‘Addisonian crisis’ - this...Read More