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10 Human Foods Your Dog Can-and Can’t-Eat We’ve all been there-that moment when your dog gives you those irresistible puppy-dog eyes, begging for a bite of your meal. But not all human food is created equal when it comes to your dog’s health. Do you know which foods are safe for them to enjoy and…

Dog Stung by a Bee on the Mouth: Here’s What You Need to Know We have all seen a dog with a puffy face because of the wrath of bees. A bee sting can actually be something that turns into a very serious situation, especially if your dog’s stung by a bee on the mouth.…

Why is Chocolate Bad for Dogs? As a pet owner, you’re probably already well aware that chocolate is dangerous for your dog. But even though most pet owners realize this, it can still sometimes be a little confusing to figure out why. In the article below, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know…

What are the Symptoms of Antifreeze Poisoning in Dogs? Do you know how to recognize antifreeze poisoning in a dog? As a dog owner, it’s important to learn the signs and symptoms of this very dangerous type of poisoning. Although no pet owner wants to think about their dog being poisoned with antifreeze, understanding the…

10 Signs of a Dog in Labor Is your dog pregnant? If so, it’s very important for you to be able to recognize the signs of a dog in labor. When your dog goes into labor, you need to be prepared if something unexpected happens or if you have questions for your vet. See below…

Frostbite on Dog Paws: Signs and How Can it Be Prevented Do you live in a cold climate? Do you take your dog outside for walks frequently, even when it’s very cold? If so, you need to learn how to recognize the signs of frostbite on dog paws and understand how you can prevent this…

Dog Seizures: Everything Pet Parents Should Know Have you ever seen your dog have a seizure? If so, you already know how scary this sight can be, especially if it’s the first time. Unfortunately, many dogs in Highland, Westville and Mishawaka are prone to seizures and even suffer from epilepsy, so it’s not too uncommon…

Pale Gums in Dogs: What Does it Mean? In dogs, their gums should be a powdery pink color. This color is a sign of healthy gums. However, if the gums are not pink, they may be pale in color, which could mean that your dog has some underlying health problems. These troubles range from pain…