When an animal presents at the veterinary clinic with diarrhea, there are a series of questions and possibly tests that may need to be run to find the root cause. In some cases, it is merely a food change or something simple, but in others, it is not. This is why we want you to …
Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Inflammatory Bowel Disease present with many of the same symptoms, however, they are completely different illnesses. One is a functional disease of the GI tract and the other is literally all in your pet’s head! Common symptoms of dogs suffering from IBD or IBS include diarrhea, vomiting, and nausea but let’s …
Probiotics have been a major part of many peoples diets for years, now your pets can benefit from taking them as well. Although, this post does contain affiliate links I rated these based on the number of actual CFU’s, probiotic types, ratings and other ingredients. Let me know if you think others should be on …
Yes, you can give your dog flaxseeds and they are safe, in fact, it is already in quite a few dog foods and treats. Dogs can eat flaxseed, just make sure you keep these six things in mind when feeding them to your pet baby. If you want to know a little bit more about …
Taking a camping trip with your dog can be a fun adventure but if they have digestive issues it can be pretty stressful for your dog and the entire family. In this article, you will learn about 12 great must-to-know tips for taking dogs camping This past summer I ventured out of my comfort zone …
My Chi-Chi is a Yorkshire terrier and although I was aware that he was one of the main breeds that suffered from pancreatitis it was still shocking when he fell ill. While there is no definitive reason for a pet that gets pancreatitis there are some breed and lifestyle characteristics that seem to increase the …
