Adult Dogs

  As winter approaches, many dog owners notice their furry friends experiencing increased stiffness and discomfort in their joints. Just like humans, dogs can suffer from joint issues, especially as they age or if they have underlying conditions like arthritis. Understanding how winter affects your dog’s joint health and taking proactive steps to alleviate their … Read more

Babesia Canis infection, also known as Biliary or Tick Bite Fever is a life threatening illness in dogs that is caused by the bite of a single tick. The parasite goes into the bloodstream of the host ( your dog) and starts multiplying and invading other red blood cells. Do only certain types of ticks … Read more

The world is facing a new challenge with the outbreak of COVID 19. As pet lovers one of our main concerns will be the health of our pets. We want to stay updated on the latest COVID-19 information and have answered some of the most pertinent questions. Is my pet at risk to get infected … Read more

  Chocolate is well loved by humans everywhere. The only real dangers of chocolate for humans are gaining weight or having dental disease. Dogs find chocolate equally delicious, and even though cats are pickier eaters, the effect of chocolate on them stays the same What causes chocolate toxicity? Chocolate contains a chemical called theobromine, which … Read more

Your puppy is all grown up. When your dog turns one, he/she is officially an adult, and as a grown-up dog, he or she has specific needs to stay healthy and happy.

Dogs are like children, they need to do something with their energy. Spending quality time together assists in building a good relationship with your dog.

When you welcome a new member into your family, it’s one thing, but getting comfortable could lead you to neglect your responsibilities as a dog owner.

Now that you’ve found the perfect canine companion, you can’t wait to bring him/her home. Make sure you’ve got everything ready before you walk him/her over the threshold.

Training is as much for your dog as it is for you. It’s a great bonding exercise, but it also teaches both of you how to understand and communicate with each other.

Dog toys fulfil a variety of needs, including entertainment, comfort, training, dental health and more. It’s important to choose the right toy for your dog’s breed, size and home environment.