The COVID-19 pandemic is an unprecedented situation. Your pets will suddenly see that you are now spending more time at home , more than usual and this causes serious pet issues. Remember their routine has changed.. Here are some tips to help. Stick to your routine Feed them at normal time , Dogs, cats, and […]

The Novel Coronavirus (covid 19) is a highly virulent virus. It was originally identified in Wuhan in the Hubei province of China in January 2020. The virus is highly contagious and has been swift to spread across much of the World. To avoid the spread of this disease, the NICD has given the following guidlines.

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What Causes Separation Anxiety in Dogs? It’s unclear why some dogs are more prone to separation anxiety. There’s some anecdotal evidence to suggest it’s more common in shelter dogs, who may have been abandoned or suffered the loss of an important person in the past. Some breeds may also be more prone to it, especially the

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    One thing that is common to both human children and dogs is their hate of medicines. It’s easier with human children since you can convince them to swallow the bitter pill because it will make their discomforts go away, but there is no way to communicate that to a dog. If your dog

It has been said that you «can’t teach an old dog new tricks», but is this spoken belief really just a fallacy? Age can trigger a broad scope of things in dogs from health ailments to behavior changes causing you to have to do the unimaginable, crate training a dog well beyond its viewed «training

It’s normal for dogs to lick their paws occasionally as part of their grooming routine. But when the behaviour becomes obsessive, it can be frustrating for owners. Persistent licking can often signal an underlying health problem. But because there are many reasons your dog could be licking their paws, it can be difficult to diagnose.