Dog Care Tips

Do you ever wonder why your dog likes to bury his head in you? They don’t just lay on you; they bury themselves into your leg, armpits, etc.  It can be a little strange and confusing, especially if your dog does it often. There can be many reasons a dog might do this, and it’s important

If you’ve ever seen white specks in your dog’s poop, you’re not alone. Many dog owners have noticed this before, and it can be a bit concerning. In this post, we’ll be discussing what these white specks are and what to do if you see them. We’ll also talk about the different ways to get

Any Takis lover knows they can pack a powerful punch. These small chip-like snacks have a fiery heat that can easily overwhelm the senses. But what does it do to a dog if they eat some? To better equip dog owners with the knowledge of what Takis could do to their furry friends, I reached

Many people are curious if possums are dangerous to dogs and vice versa. In this blog post, we’ll explore the answer to that question. Possums will generally avoid contact with dogs, but there are a few things you should know just in case they do come into contact. If your dog does attack a possum,

If you’re like me, you probably enjoy giving your dog a little taste of your food every now and then. We can’t help it; they’re just so stinkin’ cute! But it’s important to know that not all human food is good for dogs. So, can dogs eat honey nut cheerios? We asked a vet to

Dogs love to chew on bones. It’s in their nature. This is why many pet shops offer bones for dogs. But what about fish bones? Can dogs eat fish bones? What do you do if your dog eats fish bones? To find out, I reached out to our veterinary consultant, Dr. Littlejohn. Pliable and soft

Do you ever wonder why your dog is constantly humping things? Or licking their privates? Well, wonder no more! In this post, we will be discussing the topic of dog masturbation in depth. We will cover why dogs do it, how they do it, and tips to help get them to stop. So stay tuned

Have you ever noticed that your dog’s occiput seems to be growing larger as they age? If so, you’re not alone. The occiput is a part of the dog’s skull that sometimes grows quite large, and it can be quite perplexing for pet owners. In this post, we will take a look at what the