Dogs are frequently at the top of most lists as the most popular pets around the world. It’s no wonder! They love us unconditionally and provide us with companionship, laughs, and devotion. Here, we focus on the most popular dog breeds in Canada. Also, quite a few amazing dogs have originated from the Great White… Read More
Unfortunately, hip dysplasia is quite a common affliction for many dogs. While it tends to affect giant and large breeds most often, dogs of almost any size can be susceptible to it. If your dog has been newly diagnosed or you’re worried about a future diagnosis, you might be wondering how a dog can live… Read More
If eyes are the windows to the soul, then eyelids must be the shutters. Our vision enables us to see the world around us, and our eyelids help protect our eyes. The same goes for dogs’ eyes, so consequently, eyelids are an essential part of your dog’s health. But have you ever wondered how many… Read More
Part of being a cat parent means dealing with possible health conditions and illnesses. This is probably one of the worst parts of owning a cat, as we don’t want to see our pets experiencing pain or any kind of discomfort. At some point in your cat’s life, they will vomit. If you’re worried about… Read More
Having pet allergies when you adore dogs can be incredibly unfair. One way to reduce your reactions is to look for a hypoallergenic breed. But if you have your eye on the adorable Akita, you might wonder if these dogs are safe to own for allergy sufferers. Unfortunately, this is a solid no. Akitas are… Read More
If you are a dog lover who is allergic to dogs, you’re not alone. Fortunately, there are a few methods that you can use to help reduce the allergens around the house, and a few dog breeds are considered to be hypoallergenic. But can an allergy sufferer live with a Norwich Terrier? The good news is… Read More
If you are in the habit of watching cute dog videos through social media, you’ve probably seen dogs wolfing down Puppuccinos at a Starbucks drive-thru. It’s adorable! But do you know what a Puppuccino is? Should you give one to your dog? As a very occasional treat, a Puppuccino is okay for your dog. But… Read More
If you’re a dog lover and you or one of your family members is allergic to dogs, knowing what dog breeds are hypoallergenic is quite important. If you have your heart set on a Pug or already have one, you might be wondering: Are Pugs hypoallergenic? Unfortunately, Pugs are definitely not hypoallergenic! Here, we go over how… Read More
The gorgeous morning glory gets its name from the fact that it unfurls its beautiful petals in the morning. These flowers are a delight to grow and appreciate overall, and they are popular among gardeners. However, there is a problem with morning glories: They are quite toxic to dogs. Here, we look at what makes… Read More
Many people give their dogs all kinds of items to satisfy their urge to chew. If your dog doesn’t have something that was specially made for dogs to chew, you might find your books or couch chewed to bits. If you’ve been looking for alternative chews, you might have come across cow ears and wondered… Read More
Tomatoes are an important part of cuisine. You can find them in sauces, salads, chili, soups, salsa, and ketchup! With tomatoes in our gardens and on our tables, you might wonder if they are okay for dogs to eat. The good news is that tomatoes in moderation are healthy for most dogs. But there are… Read More
Peas are a familiar and favorite vegetable in many households. If your dog looks at you with literal puppy-dog eyes for a few of your peas, you might find yourself wondering if they are safe for dogs. Fresh peas are healthy snacks for dogs, but there are a few warnings that come with peas. Here, we… Read More
Potatoes are the essential backbone of so many comfort foods, and they also happen to be delicious! We have Thomas Jefferson to thank for these crispy and salty bites of bliss. Jefferson brought them to America in the late 1700s, but he named them “pommes de terre frites à cru en petites tranches” (which translates to “potatoes… Read More
