Beetroot Benefits- beneficial for the doggies #1: Beets Are Rich in Minerals Beetroot is loaded with nitrates, antioxidants, potassium,...

Yes they can. Pineapple benefits for doggies. Ripe, raw pineapple contains a whole lot of vitamin C, along with thiamin, riboflavin,...

Photo by Dave Morgan Thunderstorms can be frightening for our furry companions, but with some preparation and affection, you can help...

Photo by Zen Chung While everyone talks about the joys of having a dog, few mention the challenges of owning one. Sure, you'll enjoy...

Photo by Elle Hughes Citrus Scents For many, citrus scents indicate a clean home. For dogs, citrus scents are the enemy. Citrus scents...

Photo by RDNE Stock project Although rare, some dogs can develop a type of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). This can be linked to...

Photo by Pelin Nuhoglu Carpaner For dogs, licking can be a soothing behaviour that helps them feel calm, relaxed and more at ease. If...

Photo by Grish Petrosyan Licking is a way for dogs to express themselves and is a natural part of being a dog. Some dogs may lick lots,...

Photo by Leeloo The First They’re hungry In the wild, young dogs may lick their mother’s lips when they return from a hunt to show that...

Photo by Brenda Timmermans A dog’s sense of smell is renowned for being exceptional, but how does their sense of taste compare to ours?...

Photo by Anna Tarazevich Licking is a great way of getting your attention. If your dog licks you, you probably stroke them, talk to them...

Photo by Kvs Sidhu For dogs, licking is a comforting behaviour. If your dog is concerned about you, they may try and lick you to make you...

Photo by João Valverde Dogs often show affection by licking. It’s an instinctive behaviour that’s linked to the comfort they felt when...

Licking is an important part of being a dog. It’s how they groom, show emotion and communicate. Mothers will often lick their puppies to...

Licking is a natural and instinctive behaviour to dogs. For them it’s a way of grooming, bonding, and expressing themselves. Your dog may...

Implement biosecurity and isolation protocols An isolation period of four weeks from onset of illness is recommended for dogs with...

No specific treatment exists for canine influenza. Most cases are mild and self-limiting, with dogs recovering within two to three weeks....

Canine influenza spreads via respiratory droplets or aerosols. This means the virus can move from infected dogs to healthy ones through:...

Nearly all dogs exposed to the canine influenza virus become infected, with about 80% showing clinical signs of illness. Around 20% of...

Canine influenza is caused by the canine influenza virus and is a relatively new illness in dogs. Since most dogs have not encountered...