Sarah Pulsen 
If you discover your dog ate a dead rabbit, all you can do is wait and see. It’s not a medical emergency and chances are your pet will be just fine even if he’s been feasting on a dead rabbit crawling with maggots. There are, indeed, a few types of parasites your dog might be …
When you discover that your dog just ate a dead mouse, try to get over the gross aspect as quickly as possible and focus on your pet’s safety. Your biggest worry should be whether or not the mouse had been poisoned to death, as this is a medical emergency. We’ll have a look at the …
Many people view frog’s legs as an exotic delicacy although this type of food is rather popular in the Southern US states. Should you feed your dog frog legs? Yes, because frog meat is hypoallergenic and has a low fat content, while also being rich in minerals and vitamins. While there are some concerns that …
If you’re looking to add more variety to your dog’s diet, then yes you can occasionally give him a bit of Liverwurst. The keyword here is occasionally, like adding a bit of chopped Liverwurst on top of his kibble. The main reason why Liverwurst should be fed sparingly to a dog is that this type …
When you discover a soft squishy mass bulging out of a dog’s abdomen, it’s natural to be worried. However, hernias are pretty common in dogs, including puppies and, although they can be life-threatening, they are entirely treatable. Some types of hernias can even repair themselves, but you cannot count on that. In this article we’ll …
Corned beef is an easy solution when you don’t have much time to cook, and it does taste yummy, but can you share this type of quick meal with your dog? Many people would assume that it’s OK since it’s basically meat. However, when you have a closer look at the ingredients in a can …
With the media constantly telling people they need to disinfect and sanitize everything, no wonder dog owners struggle to find the best products to use around their pets. Unfortunately, most of the disinfectants on the market touted to kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria might end up killing your dog, too, or at least cause …
If you love water as much as we do, then we’re pretty sure you already love 80% of your little pup there! Water is essential when it comes to survival and growth for both humans and our furry little pals. Whether you found “the chosen one” from a breeder or a rescue center for the …
Fish is good for your health, everybody knows that, and many pet owners wonder if it could also benefit their dog. While feeding your dog salmon every day might prove a bit too expensive, pilchards are a more convenient option and they’re readily available. Can you give your dog pilchards in tomato sauce, for instance? …
As a loving pet parent you try to do what’s best for your dog. Vets strongly recommend vaccinating your puppy against several infectious diseases, yet your little buddy seems to be quite miserable after his shots. The dog might be lying in his corner, shaking and refusing to be touched. A myriad of questions pop …
