Dog Health
Is My Dog Obese?
Just like humans dogs can become obese. Maintaining your dogs weight is essential if you want him to live a long happy and healthy life. But why is dog obesity bad? Obesity in dogs acts just like it does in humans, it puts more pressure on organs such as the heart to pump blood around the body. This in turn leads to narrowing of arteries reducing the amount of blood flow and increasing the blood pressure.
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How To Administer Liquid, Capsule and Tablet Medications To Your Dog
As a dog owner you will inevitably have to administer tablets to your dog at some point, but what is the best method to do this? The most common method and the easiest by far is to wrap a tablet up in some food, for example between a couple of thin slices of cheese allowing him to consume it unknowingly.
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Do Dogs Get Depression?
Yes! Dogs can suffer mental problems such as depression just like humans. Some of the signs of depression can be weight loss, becoming lethargic, withdrawn, and unlikely to play. As a responsible dog owner it is up to you to spot these signs and act on them accordingly.
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Red, Itchy, and Irritated skin
It's not uncommon for your dog throughout his lifetime to suffer from a skin disorder at one time or another. However, it's up to you to educate yourself on the causes and treatment available.
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