Skip to contentHow often have you heard your dog’s nails clicking on the floor and thinking to yourself: “Oh, no, it’s trimming time again!” And you have to! Since long nails at times can cause joint and bone issues. And it’s uncomfortable to walk around with those. And they can break, so you might even need a vet’s help to deal with it.  So maybe it’s time to give a dog nail grinder a looksy. For many pet parents (and their furry babies too), the process of cutting those nails might be stressful. So much so that many of us will sign up for expensive grooming services just...…Skip to contentHow often have you heard your dog’s nails clicking on the floor and thinking to yourself: “Oh, no, it’s trimming time again!” And you have to! Since long nails at times can cause joint and bone issues. And it’s uncomfortable to walk around with those. And they can break, so you might even need a vet’s help to deal with it.  So maybe it’s time to give a dog nail grinder a looksy. For many pet parents (and their furry babies too), the process of cutting those nails might be stressful. So much so that many of us will sign up for expensive grooming services just...WW…

Skip to contentSome pups take wearing the “cone-of-shame” in stride while others complain so much that their humans are forced to ask vets “When to take cone off dog after neuter?” If you’re a dog parent asking this question for your recently neutered pup, don’t worry, you’re not alone. More importantly, your dog isn’t alone in complaining about the discomfort of wearing a cone.According to a recent study published in the journal Animals,most dogs ‘loathe’ wearing the cone of shame. Over 400 dog owners were surveyed in that study and most of them claimed that wearing a cone had highly...…Skip to contentSome pups take wearing the “cone-of-shame” in stride while others complain so much that their humans are forced to ask vets “When to take cone off dog after neuter?” If you’re a dog parent asking this question for your recently neutered pup, don’t worry, you’re not alone. More importantly, your dog isn’t alone in complaining about the discomfort of wearing a cone.According to a recent study published in the journal Animals,most dogs ‘loathe’ wearing the cone of shame. Over 400 dog owners were surveyed in that study and most of them claimed that wearing a cone had highly...WW…

Skip to contentA few months ago, I made a concerning observation: my dog’s balls are red and dry. Thankfully, a quick Internet search revealed that I was not the only pet owner asking such questions. The Internet is full of similar concerns and queries from pet owners, like:Being a proactive dog owner, I decided to take no risks regarding my dog’s health and I took him to a reputed veterinarian. Thankfully, my vet told me exactly why my dog’s testicles were swollen and red. He also gave us a treatment plan that worked wonders for my dog.In this article, I will share all the essential...…Skip to contentA few months ago, I made a concerning observation: my dog’s balls are red and dry. Thankfully, a quick Internet search revealed that I was not the only pet owner asking such questions. The Internet is full of similar concerns and queries from pet owners, like:Being a proactive dog owner, I decided to take no risks regarding my dog’s health and I took him to a reputed veterinarian. Thankfully, my vet told me exactly why my dog’s testicles were swollen and red. He also gave us a treatment plan that worked wonders for my dog.In this article, I will share all the essential...WW…

Skip to contentYou’ve seen your dog scoot his butt across the floor and now you’re on the Internet looking up “home remedies for dog scooting.” Trust me, you’re not the only dog parent to have made this journey. Watching a dog dragging its butt on the floor is not a comfortable sight. Dogs leave bacteria, terrible odors, feces, and in some instances blood on the floor when they scoot.  As terrible as dog scooting can be for your home’s hygiene, it can be much worse for your pup’s health. Thankfully, there are easy explanations and solutions for this relatively common dog-health issue....…Skip to contentYou’ve seen your dog scoot his butt across the floor and now you’re on the Internet looking up “home remedies for dog scooting.” Trust me, you’re not the only dog parent to have made this journey. Watching a dog dragging its butt on the floor is not a comfortable sight. Dogs leave bacteria, terrible odors, feces, and in some instances blood on the floor when they scoot.  As terrible as dog scooting can be for your home’s hygiene, it can be much worse for your pup’s health. Thankfully, there are easy explanations and solutions for this relatively common dog-health issue....WW…

Skip to contentIs your dog yelping in pain? Maybe it’s because of a painful injury. Dogs can sustain sprains, strains, fractures, and even ACL injuries. Your dog may be screaming in pain because of a laceration, puncture wound, or bite.Older dogs can even yelp in pain due to ailments like arthritis. But, what if your dog has no visible wound or a history of such ailments? What if your dog is yelping in pain for no apparent reason? First things first, don’t panic.It’s not that uncommon for dogs to randomly yelp in pain. In this article, I’ll discuss two of the most common reasons why...…Skip to contentIs your dog yelping in pain? Maybe it’s because of a painful injury. Dogs can sustain sprains, strains, fractures, and even ACL injuries. Your dog may be screaming in pain because of a laceration, puncture wound, or bite.Older dogs can even yelp in pain due to ailments like arthritis. But, what if your dog has no visible wound or a history of such ailments? What if your dog is yelping in pain for no apparent reason? First things first, don’t panic.It’s not that uncommon for dogs to randomly yelp in pain. In this article, I’ll discuss two of the most common reasons why...WW…