I used to think so. One holiday, I gave my German Shepherd a ham bone as a treat. A few hours later, we were rushing to the vet. That moment changed how I see dogs and ham forever. In this post, I’ll share what I learned, what my vet said, and what I do now. […]
I used to wonder how to groom a dog at home. Grooming felt scary and hard. After one big bill at the groomer, I decided to try it myself. Now, it saves me money and brings me closer to my dog. In this beginner’s guide to dog grooming, I’ll show you easy steps, smart tips,
When my dog kept sitting on his bum after grooming, I got worried. He scooted around the floor like something was wrong. Was it pain? Itching? A bad cut? I had no clue. If your dog is sitting on his butt or scooting after grooming, you’re not alone. I’ve been there. In this post, I’ll
When my dog got pancreatitis, I felt unsure of what to do. I knew food was important, so I decided to make homemade food for dogs with pancreatitis. It wasn’t easy at first, but over time, I found meals that helped him feel better. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), diet plays a
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Have you ever wondered, can a dog eat jello? I have too! My dog always stares at me when I’m enjoying a snack. But here’s the truth — vets say jello isn’t safe for dogs. It often has too much sugar and harmful ingredients like xylitol, which can be toxic. Even though plain gelatin can
Ringworm on a dog can be alarming, especially if you’ve never seen it before. If you’ve noticed hair loss or red, itchy patches on your furry friend, you might be wondering, “What does ringworm look like on a dog?” I’ve been there, too, and it’s crucial to identify it early to prevent further discomfort for
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Seeing your dog limp can be unsettling—it tugs at your heart, making you wonder what went wrong. Maybe your dog is limping after laying down, or perhaps they suddenly have a limping front leg after an energetic play session. I’ve been there, and I know how stressful it feels. The good news? In many cases,
Noticing your dog’s face swollen on one side can be downright scary. One moment, they’re happily wagging their tail, and the next, you see unexpected swelling—maybe under the eye, on the cheek, or even around the lips. I’ve seen this happen countless times in my years working with pets, and trust me, it’s not always
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One minute your dog is running around, full of energy, and the next, their back legs seem weak or even stop working altogether. It’s scary, right? Sudden hind leg weakness in dogs can happen for many reasons—some temporary, others more serious. As a pet parent, I know how heartbreaking it is to see your dog
Kennel training a dog might seem like a challenge at first, but trust me—it’s one of the best things you can do for both you and your pup. Whether you’re crate training a puppy, helping a rescue dog adjust, or dealing with separation anxiety, the right approach makes all the difference. I’ve been through it