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When a dog has liver disease, what you put in the bowl becomes part of the treatment plan. As a clinician who works with pet owners, I find the right feeding approach often makes the difference between stabilization and repeated setbacks. This guide explains why a liver-friendly diet matters, what to feed now, how the

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It’s jarring when a dog you know well suddenly smells like fish. That scent can mean anything from a smelly swim to a problem that needs medical care. Understanding why the odor occurs helps you choose the right next step — a quick bath, a behavior fix, or a trip to the vet — and

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Puppy chow is a name that means different things depending on who you ask: for people it’s a crunchy, chocolate-coated party snack; for dog lovers it can mean a playful treat that looks like the human version but is safe for a tail-wagging guest. This article walks through why owners ask about puppy chow, gives

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Knowing how far a dog can smell matters because it changes how you manage their safety, plan enrichment, and read their behavior when out walking or working. Why a dog’s sense of smell matters for pet safety, sport and work For everyday outings—walks, hikes, and park visits—the distance a dog can detect odors affects what

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Giving liquid medicine to a dog is one of those home-care skills that often feels awkward the first few times but becomes straightforward with the right approach. The goal for most owners is accurate dosing with as little stress for the dog and caregiver as possible; below I explain when these medicines are used, why

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If you love dogs and are reading this because rehoming has come up—whether for you or someone you care about—this guide is intended as a practical, step-by-step resource. It focuses on decisions that protect the dog’s welfare, reduce stress during the move, and increase the chances the dog will thrive in a new home. I’ll

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