Diet and Weight

Do Dogs Have Taste Buds?   Taste is one of the primary sensations important in the developing canine. But, do dogs have similar taste buds to our own? Read our Holidays4Dogs article to find [...]

Onion Poisoning in Dogs.   Onion poisoning in dogs can be quite serious, so it is important to make sure your dog never eats onions, or products containing onion. In this Holidays4Dogs [...]

The Benefits Of Bone Broth for Dogs.   Bone broth is a fabulously healthy and delicious addition to your dog’s diet. It’s also easy (and cheap!) to make and has so many health benefits for [...]

Canine Diabetes Canine diabetes is one of the most common hormonal diseases in dogs and can appear in animals as young as 18 months of age. However, the majority of dogs are diagnosed between the [...]

Can I Give My Dog a Piece of Wood to Chew?   A piece of 2 by 4, an old chair leg, or a fallen branch, are NOT good for dogs to chew on! Although dogs are often attracted to chewing wood [...]

Liver Disease in Dogs   Just as in humans, the liver is a crucial organ in the canine body which sustains a long and healthy life. The liver’s vital functions include; removing toxins from [...]

Why Is My Dog A Picky Eater?    Most dogs are incredibly enthusiastic about dinner times. However, there are a few who show little interest in food and tend to pick at their meals. Some dogs [...]

Human Foods Your Dog Can Safely Enjoy.   We all like to treat our dogs sometimes. However, there are so many things that are really not good for dogs such as, ice cream, or biscuits. But – [...]

Hypoglycaemia In Small Breeds Of Dog. Hypoglycaemia in small dogs is a fairly common problem. It is preventable, but it is something with should be carefully monitored if you own a small or toy [...]

New Year Dog Detox.   If, like us, you want to kick-start the New Year with a health boost for you and your dog, you’ve come to the right place! Read on for some Holidays4Dogs [...]