Dog

Can dogs have peanut butter? We tell you the benefits and the risks of feeding your dog peanut butter.

Are you looking for a healthy snack for your dog? Carrots are a nutritious vegetable your dog can enjoy. We tell you everything you need to know about serving your dog carrots.

Keeping dogs safe means knowing which plants and foods they shouldn't eat. While dogs may be eager to sniff and sample everything in sight, certain plants and foods pose serious risks. 

For instance, the ingestion of onions, garlic, and chives can lead to blood cell damage, while common garden plants like oleander, foxglove, and sago palm are highly toxic and can cause everything from gastrointestinal upset to severe cardiac issues. If your dog eats something harmful, it's important to get help from a vet right away.

Cleanliness is a must for preventing eye infections in dogs. Cleaning the eyes is easy. It does not require a lot of training. The supplies are also easy to purchase.

There are many herbs in the market that can be fed to dogs. And then there are some that should never be fed to any canine. Cilantro is a very popular herb among humans. Do the health benefits carry over to dogs as well?

Has your dog been bouncing off the walls? It’s a common picture and you might wonder if dogs can have ADHD. The pup's energy may seem off the charts. Let’s dig into what’s really going on and how to help manage those zoomies.

Are you on the hunt for the perfect gift for the dog lover in your life? From personalized pet plushies to durable toys that promote play and mental stimulation, there’s something special out there for every dog lover.

Don’t stress, teaching a dog to sit is hard but it happens! Dogs can also have off days. It really is not a big deal when it’s a one-off. Consistently not sitting might mean it's time to practice a bit more. The canine might also benefit from working in a less distracting environment.