Category: Dog Care
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Coronavirus in Dogs. Can Dogs Get Infected?
In Dog CareToday, in China, we had the first case of a dog who tested mildly positive to the coronavirus (COVID-19). However, we need further research to confirm the case. The World Health Association (WHO) emphasizes that it has not been proven yet that the new variant of the coronavirus can spread from humans to cats or…
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What is Better Collar or Harness?
In Dog CareWalking your dog on a collar or a harness is a good choice as long as they are fitted well and are made from good material. When you fit the collar or a harness, make sure that you can slip one or two fingers in between the dog’s body and the accessory. Don’t forget to…
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New Year’s Eve with Your Dog: How to Keep Your Dog Safe and Calm
In Dog CareFireworks, Sparklers, glitters, sequins, noisemakers, champagne toasting, music, and dancing are involved in New Year’s Eve parties. It can be a joyous night for people but not so much for some dogs! If your dog does not react well to the Fourth of July, they will find New Year’s Eve to be just as stressful…
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Bath Time: When and How to Wash Your Dog
In Dog CareYour dog has just returned from a walk in the woods, in the park, or on the beach; their paws are brown, fur soaked with water and mud, and they no longer smell so good. You might be wondering if a bath is necessary for their well-fur (but, let’s be honest, mostly yours! Haha) or…
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CBD 101 For Dogs: How CBD Can Benefit Your Dog’s Health
In Dog CareWhether you’re scrolling online or at your local pet store, you’ve most likely seen the words CBD on many products. As CBD products increasingly grow throughout the pet industry, it can often be confusing to know what exactly it is and how it can benefit your pet. If you’re unsure about how to start shopping…
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Dog Insurance – Is It Worth It?
In Dog CareIt is a devastating situation that many dog parents have had to face. Like humans, dogs can get serious diseases or get injured in an accident that could cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Research shows that many dogs are euthanized for economic reasons when treatment is possible, but costs are too high. Today,…
