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Prevent Heat Stroke in Dogs With These Tips
What is Heat Stroke Heat stroke happens when your dog's temperature becomes dangerously high. It occurs when your pet's body can no longer dissipate heat. If your pet's body temperature exceeds 103°F (39.4°C), it is considered abnormal and could lead to having heat stroke. Multiple organ failures and impending death could happen when your dog's body temperature is around 107°F to 109°F (41.2°C to 42.7°C). Signs of Heat Stroke Watch the following symptoms of heat stroke and contact your vet immediately if you suspect that your dog is overheating. Panting Panting is your dog's primary method of...
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9 Summer Safety Tips for Dogs
Summer is a great time to get out and have fun outside with your furry friend. However, the temperature gets too hot during this season, so you have to keep them safe this summer season. Failing to keep their temperatures healthy this summer season could cause severe health issues like heat stroke that could possibly kill your pet. Keep your dog safe with these summer safety tips: Know which breed is sensitive to heat. Some dogs can easily tolerate hotter climates, and there are those that will have a harder time adjusting to extreme temperatures. Snub-nosed breeds like Boxer, bulldogs,...
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Train Your Dog to Resist Distractions
Photo by Johann from Pexels When you are trying to train your dog to obey your command like let them sit, stay, etc most of the time they wouldn't listen. Your pet is turning its head away from you, it is keeping its distance. Then when a squirrel, toy, or other animals pass through, you just lost all your pet's attention. If this happens, then there's nothing else you can do but to stop the training. Distractions are common particularly at the beginning of the training. Your dog will get too distracted as the training becomes difficult. When your pet gets too...
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5 Ways To Celebrate Dog Moms This Mother's Day
Photo by Daria Shevtsova from Pexels Happy Mother's Day! Mother's Day is an important holiday not just for moms with children, but for us dog lovers as well. Welcoming a new dog into your life or raising a puppy is no easy task. It requires dedication, planning and decision-making skills. In fact, it is similar to parenting because raising our furry friend teaches us to be patient, loving, responsible, and caring people. That being said, isn't it time for dog moms to get that recognition they deserve? Here are some ways dog moms can celebrate Mother's Day: Have a Photo...
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