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When a mother dog has just finished whelping, what she eats next matters as much as how you handle the puppies. Clear, practical nutrition and care during the days and weeks after birth strongly influence the mother’s recovery and the litter’s growth; this note is written from the viewpoint of a clinician who has supported

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Dogs that start scooting across the carpet, repeatedly licking their rear, or leaving an unfamiliar fishy odor on their couch are often the pets that bring owners to ask about anal gland care. I typically see these signs when the problem is relatively new—an otherwise healthy dog interrupts play to lick or a small dog

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If you’ve ever stood in your kitchen with a bag of kibble in one hand and a measuring cup in the other, you’re not alone—many dog lovers want a fast, reliable way to turn package numbers into real portions that fit their dog’s life and health. Why dog owners worry about cups per pound—and what

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This practical guide explains why dogs dig, what to do immediately, and a stepwise plan you can follow at home to protect your yard and your dog while preserving your relationship. Digging and your dog’s life: what’s at stake for you and your yard When a dog repeatedly digs in the yard it is more

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Many dog lovers ask why their companion snores so loudly and whether it’s harmless or a sign of something that needs attention. This guide is written for owners who share beds with their dogs, live in apartments where noise matters, or simply want to make sure their pet is comfortable and healthy. It aims to

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Dogs are part of many families, and whether they notice when we’re sad matters not just emotionally but practically: it affects how we care for ourselves and them, how we seek help, and how we shape our dogs’ behavior so both of you stay safe and comfortable. How your emotions shape the human–dog bond For

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