Ageing is a normal occurrence in every living thing. As much as we would love our faithful companion to stay healthy and youthful, that is not the way nature works.  Here are some tell-tale signs that will tell you that your dog is finally starting to age. Continue Reading

Superficial pyoderma is an irritating skin condition that is seen in dogs, often resulting to (or from) excessive licking of the skin.  It can be very unsightly and somewhat unsanitary to see your dog constantly licking itself until all the hair and skin is slobbered with dog drool.  In severe conditions, pus can even drain and stain beddings of your dog. Continue Reading

When you come home from the vet, you will need to take care of your dog carefully and you have to have to give close watch on your dog’s condition.  Here are the things that you have to consider when you have been given the go signal to go home.

First, prepare your dog’s bed.  Make sure that the bed is soft enough to give your dog comfort, but firm enough to support your dog during the healing process.  Provide warmth for some dogs can experience a chill as a post-anesthesia effect.  If the weather is too warm, place the sleeping area in the coolest place of the house. Continue Reading