Parvovirus is a contagious virus that commonly affects puppies. Puppies from 6 weeks to 6 months are the most susceptible to it, and they’re the most likely to become seriously
You might have heard that your dog can’t eat aloe. That is only partly true, which I’ll explain later on. In fact, if you’re not considering aloe for your dog,
Fruits and vegetables are great additions to your dog’s diet because of the flavonoids they contain. And there’s one in particular: quercetin. Quercetin for dogs has some powerful health benefits. A
Fruits and vegetables are rich in vitamins, minerals, antioxidants … and a powerful source of dietary fiber for your dog. Consider making them a part of your dog’s daily diet.
Bad news: a mess in the house is a reality with a new puppy. Good news: potty training a puppy is really straightforward. After all, what goes in must come
At times, I get a little tired of repeating the following adage: “Healthy dogs aren’t good hosts for parasites.” Every day, I get questions like these from our readers: “What
When you think about marshmallows, the first thing that likely comes to mind is the fluffy treat. And that wouldn’t be a bad place to start. I.t’s believed Egyptians made the
The meat and bones you feed your dog help to keep him strong. But a diet of only muscle meat and bones could be lacking important nutrients. That’s where organs
How much calcium do you think is in a 75 lb dog’s body? One pound! That makes it a pretty important mineral. And it’s very easy to get the calcium
Halloween’s a fun holiday … especially for children. But it’s not so great for dogs, who can find it scary and stressful. And it’s not just on Halloween night when