Torn or split nails are a fairly common problem with dogs but can be easily addressed by either you or your veterinarian. Some torn or damaged claws are not easy to remove, or may be so painful for your dog that he requires sedation to properly remove the damaged claw. Seek veterinary care in these
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Dogs sweat through their paws, but it’s ineffective. A dog with a long, wide tongue is overheated. Credit: SDI Productions Creative Yes. Dogs sweat. Unfortunately, it’s an ineffective process, and you won’t see sweat dripping from their bodies when overheated, like a human or a horse does. Dogs sweat through their paws, which have sweat
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What’s the best way to store dry dog food? The perfect storage container is important – but focus first on what you’ll put into it: When shopping, check the “best by” dates on the packages and don’t buy foods that are within six months of expiration. Buy the bags with the farthest-away expiration dates. Buy
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Dealing with your Chihuahua’s food allergies can be beyond frustrating! We asked our 800,000 members Chihuahua community on facebook the following question: “Those of you with Chihuahua who have allergies…. what food do you use and why?” We received hundreds of replies, and summarized the top 20 responses here. As always, be sure to consult your
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Benedryl is an over-the-counter human medication you can use for dogs with an allergic reaction, such as from a bee sting. Benedryl, or generic diphenhydramine, is an antihistamine approved for people. Benedryl is not FDA-approved for use in dogs, but it is commonly used off label. Benedryl can be purchased as 25-milligram (mg) tablets and
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