Ashley Epilepsy is the most common neurological disease in dogs and causes seizures that must be treated and controlled. Do you know why canine epilepsy affects one in a hundred purebred dogs? And why are mongrel dogs less prone to this disease? The Epilepsy is the most common neurological disease in dogs, and also very dangerous. This article explains what canine … Read more
Dogs need 30 minutes of daily exercise, which can be done with toys that stimulate their intelligence A tired dog is a happy dog. A young and healthy dog needs between 20 and 30 minutes a day of exercise. And what is the most fun way to get your heart rate up while avoiding dog boredom ? Using toys! This article … Read more
Stomach twisting is a dangerous and common disease in large dogs that can be avoided with smaller food rations and helping the animal to eat more slowly. Stomach twisting in dogs is a very dangerous disease and, unfortunately, more common than you might think. Did you know that eating quickly, drinking too much water at once, … Read more
The dog’s hair must be cared for with brushing, cuts and foods that hydrate it. To take care of the dog’s hair at home, you must first take the brush and write down the following tips that are given in this article, because not only does a simple brushing stop the dog’s hair loss, but it is … Read more
Ibuprofen is dangerous for dogs and, like other human drugs such as paracetamol, causes poisoning and even death of the animal Can ibuprofen be given to the dog? What about paracetamol, if you are not feeling well? The answer in both cases is a clear no. Both ibuprofen and paracetamol are dangerous drugs for dogs that cause poisoning … Read more
Soft, smelly toys that the dog can chew on and that make noise are their favourites. Have you bought a dog toy that has been ignored within minutes? And hasn’t it happened to you that your dog loves other toys that he never seems to get tired of? Experts reveal the secret to this mystery: dogs are … Read more
Gray hair in dogs is a symptom of stress, if they appear before the age of seven, or a sign of premature aging. Have you noticed that your dog has white hairs around its muzzle? Well, you should know that there is a good chance that these hairs are grey and also that they are a … Read more
Focusing on the calories in the cookie and not passing the 10% rule are guidelines that must be remembered to reward the dog with food without unbalancing its diet Goodbye to the doggy extra kilos! This is the challenge of dog food in the summer and these, guidelines: Healthy vegetables for the dogs veggies , fruits that dogs do eat, … Read more
Sugar-free gum and candies, like some cookies, contain xylitol, a very dangerous ingredient for dogs. A sugarless gum may seem harmless to the dog. However, it is very dangerous and can even be fatal for the dog. The culprit is an increasingly common ingredient in chewing gums: xylitol. This sweetener has fewer calories than sugar, but, like chocolate, it … Read more
Dogs’ facial gestures, such as raising their eyebrows and widening their eyes, are used to communicate with humans, recent research confirms. Are you among those who think that dogs just need to talk? Well, science has provided some compelling reasons to support this belief. Dogs make many facial gestures with the sole purpose of communicating with us. But … Read more