We’ve all been learning about life with an Elizabethan collar for dogs recently, as our Rottweiler Lola is wearing one. She had surgery a couple of weeks ago, and the vet said she will have to wear the collar for 2 … Continue reading →
We once had an Australian Shepherd who hated having his toenails trimmed. I mean hated. He would fight and try to escape through the whole thing. We muzzled him to get the job done… and that was before I learned … Continue reading →
Dog toenail trimming can be agony or it can go quite smoothly. I’ve experienced it both ways, and I much prefer the smoother approach. In this short audio (under 4 minutes), I talk about how using a Dremel tool has … Continue reading →
Energy Healing for Dogs, by Nicole Wilde, can provide you with a useful tool for helping your dog stay healthy or become healthy. I remember my mother-in-law sending our aging Rhodesian Ridgeback, Cider, Reiki healing from 1000 miles away, years ago. … Continue reading →
Can you feel your dog’s individual ribs with your fingers? If not, there is a good chance that your dog is too fat. According to research, close to 40% of pet dogs are overweight. Luckily, there is plenty you can … Continue reading →
A veterinarian whom I know online recently gave me some information about bathing dogs, and what she said was so much like my own approach, that I got her permission to use it here. I rarely bathe my dogs, but … Continue reading →
You likely know that chocolate isn’t good for dogs. In fact, it can kill them. But how much chocolate does it take? I’ve seen more than one panicked post on a dog forum when someone’s dog has just eaten some … Continue reading →
