Do you ever run your fingers through your dog’s fur and think? This could be silkier?I’ve been there too, wondering how to get a shiny coat on a dog without spending a fortune or using harsh products. Over the years, through trial, error, and advice from vets and fellow dog lovers, I’ve picked up simple … Read more
Routinely train your dog to pay no mind to other dogs by practicing focused obedience and controlled socialization. Reward focus on you over distractions with lots of positive reinforcement. At the best of times, this is a dog-owners trial when out walking and they meet other dogs. It is aggravating for both the dog and … Read more
Mix approximately 1/3 cup of wet dog food with 1 cup of dry food. Adjust the ratio based on your dog’s specific dietary needs and recommendations from your vet. Integrating wet dog food with dry kibble can provide a nutritious balance in your pet’s diet. The mixture enhances mealtime variety and can be particularly appealing … Read more
A 4-month-old Labrador should weigh around 30 to 40 pounds. Labradors typically gain weight rapidly in their first few months, and their weight can vary depending on factors such as genetics, diet, and exercise. It is most important to monitor the weight of your Labrador puppy to ensure they are growing at a healthy rate. … Read more
Newborn Puppies: At the beginning of life for newborn puppies, their weight is a key indication that all is well. Pups grow quickly in the first few weeks, so taking their weight should help you follow their development and detect any signs of potential health issues sooner. Even a slight weight change can suggest malnutrition, … Read more
Puppy Whining: Puppies whine for the most part simply because it is a natural means of communication: they are feeling anxious, calling out to see if someone will pay attention to them (you know, pick me up so I believe you love and adore me), or just frightened at being in their new surroundings. The … Read more
Food Digest in a Rabbit: Rabbits, like cats and dogs, have a monogastric (simple) digestive system which is less efficient because they do not pass through two stomachs. They are more efficient in digesting fibrous plant materials than other animals (such as hay and grass). It is very important to how food gets digested in … Read more
They generally have a litter size of four to six puppies. The exact number can vary. The amount of puppies in a litter ranges from one to ten depending on several factors including the breed, age, and health status of the mother. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS OF DOG LITTER The size of a dog’s litter is exactly … Read more
We know that Puppies are usually 10-14 days of age to see their eyes open. Puppy growth stages are interesting, and watching an adorable newborn grow into a large adult dog is always going to carry some element of fascination. Puppy opens eyes for the first time We outline this process here so you can … Read more
So even though a dog may pass that sock in under 10 – 24 hours, complications can pop up and lengthen the time frame. Long story short: Do not allow your cat to eat socks or he may require veterinary removal. Dogs are famous for consuming what they should not eat and socks often make … Read more