When I started giving advice on dog care, one of the most frequent topics I was asked about was dog food and nutrition, a common question being: Why won’t my dog eat dry food? Generally, dogs aren’t picky eaters. Most are happy to chow down on whatever you give them.
If you’ve spotted birds helping themselves to your dog’s food, it’s understandable to feel frustrated. After all, dog food, especially premium brands, is intended for your canine companion, not for opportunistic birds. The challenge then becomes: how do you prevent these feathered freeloaders from targeting your dog’s bowl? To stop
Homemade dog food has many benefits, which is why people who can commit to preparing food for their dogs avoid processed commercial dog food. And while most of these benefits aren’t scientifically proven, the fact that they can minimize shedding caused by poor diet seems verifiable. The best homemade dog
An unspayed Poodle might act no different from a spayed one up until her first heat. And if you don’t know any better, you might confuse her frequent urination and vulva swelling for an infection. These, alongside blood-stained discharge, are just a few symptoms of your Poodle being in heat.
Purebred Golden Retrievers are renowned for their lush, golden coats, but have you ever wondered if they can have white on them, such as white markings, spots, or patches? Purebred Golden Retrievers can have white markings, particularly around their chest area. This is known as “white spotting” and is a
Witnessing your Golden Retriever limping can be a distressing experience. Without knowing the exact cause or severity of the injury, it’s easy to fear the worst. However, before rushing your furry friend to the veterinary emergency room, it’s important to understand that the reason behind your Golden Retriever’s limping, whether
