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Can my dog eat apples and are they harmful to my pet?
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Can My Dog Have Apples and are They Harmful?

Ian F.
 

While being a pet owner one of the many asked questions is “Is it safe for my pet to eat X or Y”. It’s hard to keep track if you have different kinds of pets, and even different types of breeds. What may be fine for a big dog may not be safe for a small dog. One of the most healthy snack treats that people are curious if their dog can have is apples. Yes, dogs can eat apples in moderation. Apples are a safe and healthy treat for most dogs Apples are a healthy and safe treat for […]

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Dogs Outdoors Safety

5 Pros and Cons of Local Dog Parks

Ian F.
 

Taking your dog to a dog park can have both advantages and disadvantages. It’s important to consider your dog’s temperament, socialization skills, and health, as well as your own preferences. Here are some pros and cons of taking your dog to a dog park: Pros: Socialization: Dog parks provide an opportunity for your dog to socialize with other dogs, which can be beneficial for their overall behavior and temperament. Exercise: Dog parks offer a large, open space for your dog to run and play, providing them with much-needed exercise. Mental stimulation: Interacting with other dogs and exploring a new environment […]

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Dogs Health

Can My Dog Get Sick Or Have A Cold?

Ian F.
 

Have you ever wondered if your dog could catch the same kind of cold that you currently have or gotten in the past? Coughing, sneezing, and watery eyes regularly afflict humans, but can dogs get colds too? Not exactly. While the common cold is a catch-all for many human illnesses, dogs can’t contract the same bugs. However, dogs can get sick with cold-like symptoms, like a runny nose, coughing, sneezing, and watery eyes. “Veterinarians use the term Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC) to refer to cold-like respiratory infections in dogs,” explains Dr. Jo Myers, a veterinarian at Vetster. Most […]

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