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Month: June 2023

Doggy Science Food Health

Will a Small Amount of Onion Hurt My Dog?

Ian F.
 

A small amount of onion is generally not immediately toxic to dogs, but it can still be harmful and should be avoided. Onions, along with other members of the Allium family (such as garlic, shallots, and leeks), contain compounds that can damage a dog’s red blood cells, leading to a condition called hemolytic anemia. Autoimmune hemolytic anemia (AIHA) is an immune system disease in which the body attacks and destroys its own red blood cells. In dogs with AIHA, red blood cells are still being manufactured in the bone marrow, but once released into the circulation, they have a shorter-than-normal […]

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Signs of Anxiety in your Dog and what you can do if they’re scared

Ian F.
 

Dogs, like humans, can experience anxiety. While the signs of anxiety may vary from dog to dog, here are 10 of the most common indicators that your dog may be anxious: 1. Excessive barking: If your dog is barking more than usual or is barking excessively in certain situations, it may be a sign of anxiety. 2. Restlessness: Dogs with anxiety may show signs of restlessness, such as pacing back and forth or being unable to settle down. 3. Panting and pacing: Increased panting and pacing can be signs of anxiety in dogs. If your dog is pacing in a […]

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Doggy Science Noses

A Dog’s Nose Is Amazing: How Does A Dog’s Nose Work?

Ian F.
 

A dog’s nose is truly amazing.  They have anywhere from 100 million to 300 million olfactory receptors in their nasal cavity.  Their nasal tissues are 30 times larger than a human, and the area of the dog’s brain dedicated to analyzing and processing scents is proportionately about 40 times larger than humans. Here are some amazing facts about a dog’s sense of smell!   1. VOMERONASAL ORGAN: Dog’s have an organ located inside their nasal cavity that opens into the roof of their mouth! It is called a vomeronasal organ and is also known as Jacobson’s organ.  Nerves from the organ […]

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