A dog’s nose is an extraordinary tool for gathering information. The portion of a dog’s brain dedicated to processing scents is approximately 40 times larger than that of humans, and dogs possess around 60 times more olfactory receptors than we do. When we enter a home where chili is cooking, we perceive the aroma...
Allergy Season: How to Help Your Dog Cope
Itchy skin, hot spots, runny eyes, sneezing, excessive licking of paws, or anal gland issues often come from seasonal allergies. Even though it is not the only reason dogs suffer from these symptoms, but with Spring creeping into most of the area, it is time to start looking for support. When your dog begins...
Pain in Dogs
Have you ever experienced discomfort or pain, only to find that medical professionals cannot identify a clear cause? This is a common experience for many women, who often push through these challenges until they become overwhelming. The resulting frustration, anger, loneliness, and insecurity can gradually impact various aspects of your life, including both your...