Each dog owner naturally would want to care for their dog and would want to know the moment their dog is feeling uncomfortable, pain or distress in order to help them get better.

Unfortunately, dogs are not able to tell us outright that they are feeling something painful, so it is up to dog owners to observe and decipher their body language.  Generally, dogs who are in pain would exhibit the following conditions: Read the full article

Having a dog in the house is really a great way of livening up the family.  Its antiques to your attention, its loyalty to protect you and his adoration to the family makes it a perfect addition to the family.  Buying a dog is not as easy and as adorable as it seems.  You must consider a multitude of things before buying one.

Consider first your lifestyle.  A dog needs constant attention as they are social animals.  Aside from that, they are not exactly capable of looking and cleaning up after themselves.  You must devote time, energy, and effort in feeding, grooming, and keeping your dog. Read the full article

Unlike cats, dogs do not know how to trim their nails manually.  Your dog’s nails can go very long, and will require some trimming every now and then to prevent them from getting snagged on the carpet or scratching your hardwood floor.

Get to know your dog’s nail anatomy first before you proceed on grooming.  Unlike human nails, it has an extension of blood vessels in a part called the quick.  This nail part also has nerve endings.  Cutting through this part will cause bleeding and pain, so be very careful. Read the full article

It is quite peculiar to see dogs eat grass.  Some are so into it; they are actually grazing once they find delectable patches of grass.  It can be quite worrisome for some dog owners especially when they see their dogs vomiting after swallowing a mouthful.

Research on why dogs eat grass is still inconclusive.  Some speculate that grass eating is a result from a gastrointestinal disorder.  Usually, dogs that eat grass are found to have gastric ulcers, worms, or just typically an upset stomach. Read the full article

Watching a dog have a seizure can be pretty alarming for many pet owners.  Having your pet go on a daze and not responding to any calls for attention while twitching and drooling excessively can be really traumatic and dangerous if you don’t know what to do.

Seizures are caused by a neurological disturbance in the brain.  These disturbances can cause a loss of consciousness on your dog, and can proceed to sending off series of uncontrolled electrical impulses from the brain to several parts of the body, particularly the limbs and facial muscles.  An attack can be quite disturbing and definitely exhausting for your pet. Read the full article