Dogs can enjoy a variety of foods that humans consume. However, some of our favorite foods are harmful to them. For instance, even tiny quantities of grapes and raisins can lead to kidney issues. Most of us are also aware of the risks associated with chocolate for dogs. Yet, some foods are unjustly labeled harmful …
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When I noticed a flea on Matilda’s tummy, I realized it was time to take immediate action. We’ve had our battles with fleas in the past. I often write about things on my blog that make me slightly uncomfortable. This being Matilda’s second encounter with fleas makes me feel like I belong to the McPoyle …
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Many are aware that chocolate is harmful to dogs. Yet, dogs themselves don’t have this knowledge. If your furry friend manages to sneak a piece of your chocolate treat or sips some of your hot chocolate, it can be alarming. But rest assured, it requires a significant amount to cause severe harm. However, some pet …
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Last week, I spotted that Matilda’s left paw had a nail on the “pinky” side twisted at a sharp outward angle. Surprisingly, I hadn’t observed any pain indicators like her limping or excessively licking the spot. She was slightly protective of it, not letting me touch it much. Determining whether to make a vet visit …
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It’s essential to reevaluate the things we consider routine. I was taken aback when someone mentioned in response to one of my articles that they viewed crating dogs, especially during potty-training, as inhumane. Every dog specialist or training guide I’ve encountered has advocated crate training and its use to mitigate undesired behavior. It seems crating …
Today, I took Cow for her inaugural dental visit. Emotions welled up as the vet assistant led her away with a cheerful, “Come on, let’s walk!” Thankfully, there’s good news. They don’t anticipate any teeth extractions, just a Grade 2 cleaning. The last time she was under anesthesia was during her spaying procedure at around …
It seems my quirks have become more apparent in this blog, which excites me. Over the last seven years of sharing about my experiences with Matilda and Cow, both in my posts and daily interactions, I’ve gathered a trove of unconventional yet effective ways of doing things. I’ve bathed my dogs in various places – …
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As I came across news headlines discussing a form of canine cancer transmitted through intimate sniffing between dogs, I was startled. It’s a known fact that dogs have a natural inclination to sniff each other intimately. Why was this the first time I was hearing about it? Were you aware? Turns out, this isn’t a …
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Some of the most remarkable innovations address everyday challenges, and recently, I stumbled upon one such genius creation. Enter the Wishbone, a nifty gadget that effortlessly tackles the issue of static layers in clingy plastic bags. For those who frequently walk their dogs, you’d relate to the awkwardness of trying to open a plastic poop …
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Has your dog ever shown a strange fascination for your cat’s litterbox? For many canines, a cat’s litterbox is like a box of gourmet chocolates. Because cat food typically contains higher protein and fat content compared to dog food, the resulting feces seem incredibly appealing to our canine companions. But the charm fades fast when …
Assistance Needed: My Dog Keeps Consuming Cat Feces! Read More »
