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Why Does My Dog Have a Strange Smell? Understanding and Tackling Odour in Dogs
Why Does My Dog Have a Strange Smell? Understanding and Tackling Odour in Dogs Dogs naturally have their own unique scent, which many pet parents/guardians find endearing. However, when your dog develops an unusual or unpleasant smell, it can be...
Aches & Pains Rub for Dogs & Cats
Caring for Senior Pets: Recognising Pain and Digestive Issues As our beloved pets age, they often encounter various health challenges. Recognising the signs of pain and digestive issues in senior dogs is crucial for ensuring their comfort and well-being....
Why do dogs shake their heads? Dogs shake their heads when they have ear discharge problems as a natural response to discomfort or irritation in their ears. The shaking helps to dislodge debris, moisture, or foreign objects and can provide...
Smelly Unsightly Dog Eye Boogies
My dog has tear stains are they sad? Tear stains do not necessarily indicate that a dog is sad or cries excessively. While tear stains can be caused by excessive tearing, this doesn't always correlate with emotional distress. In many...
Dog Food Allergies - All About Feathers.
Feather Protein in Dog Food: An Innovative Solution for Food Allergies If your dog suffers from food allergies, you may have tried various diets, including hypoallergenic and novel protein options, to alleviate their symptoms. One innovative approach in veterinary...
Does My Dog Have A Good Quality of Life (QoL)
When evaluating the quality of life for senior dogs, those ageing earlier, particularly those in palliative care, it is important to consider their responses to a series of key questions. These questions should be answered with "Yes," "Maybe," or "No."...
Benefits of Using Lavender, Panthenol, and Coconut Oil Shampoo for Cats with Flea Infestations (Rinse-Off) Natural Ingredients: Lavender: Known for its calming properties and natural insect-repelling effects, lavender helps soothe irritated skin and reduce the stress of flea bites. Panthenol...
Caked poo on your rabbit's bottom?
Introduction Rabbits usually keep themselves clean through grooming. However, there are occasions when they might need your assistance to stay fresh and avoid skin issues especially when the poo is stuck to their coat. Read about the consequences of not...
Dangers of leaving poo stuck to your rabbit's coat.
Poo sticking to a rabbit's coat, often referred to as "poopy butt" or "fecal matting," can be a significant problem for several reasons, impacting the rabbit's health and well-being. Here are the key issues and the scientific basis behind them:...