Many dog parents wonder if it’s wise to use human products (like Bactine) on their pets. But sometimes, that’s all you have in your medicine cabinet. The question remains though, is it safe? Can ou use Bactine on dogs? Bactine can be used on your dog’s minor cuts. It contains benzalkonium chloride, which is an … Read more
As a dog owner, it can be awkward to know that your dog masturbates. In this article, you’ll discover how common dog masturbation is, the reasons behind it, and what you can do about it? Do dogs masturbate? Canine masturbation, which includes humping and mounting objects, people, and other dogs, is a normal sexual behavior. … Read more
Dog aggression is often misunderstood and can become problematic. To treat it, you must first understand it and find the cause behind this behavior. Is your canine showing signs of aggression towards cats? Here are some tips to determine the cause of such aggression, to find its source, and to prevent it while protecting yourself … Read more
You have just adopted a puppy and you want to quickly teach it to relieve itself outside? Are you tired of mopping the floor every day and constantly finding a mess? You’ve come to the right place because you’ll find in this article all the answers to your questions about this basic educational step. You … Read more
A fracture is the breaking of a bone. However, each fracture is different depending on the situation. The power of the impact is the predominant factor in the severity of the fracture. A collision with a vehicle often results in multiple fractures of the legs and pelvis, sometimes open, whereas a fall usually results in … Read more
Just like us, dogs can suffer from various joint or bone problems. Fractures or sprains are not uncommon, whether in young dogs that are sometimes too feisty, or in older animals that are subject to a natural phenomenon of weakening of the limbs. In order to avoid aggravating the problem, but also to reduce your … Read more
A fracture is a break in the continuity of a bone. All dogs are exposed to the risk of accidents and, therefore fractures, but dogs that are not very obedient or very shy, young dogs will be particularly at risk. Causes The most common causes of fractures are accidents: collision with a car or bicycle, … Read more
The procedure only begins when the veterinarian treats your dog’s broken leg. The care you provide can either lead to a quick recovery of the dog’s leg with perfect use of the injured limb or can lead to quite serious complications. There are many things you should consider when helping a dog recover from a … Read more
The first thing to do is to immobilize your pet, to reduce its pain and prevent the fracture from getting worse by moving the bone again. To do this, start by trying to approach the injured dog gently and reassure him, then tie him up or lock him in a box or crate to take … Read more
The food reward is often at the heart of conversations when it comes to training a dog! For most pups, a simple treat will be enough to motivate them to learn. But what to do when your own dog doesn’t like treats? My puppy won’t eat treats, Why? Stress Just as in humans, a canine … Read more
