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Fish oil for dogs has solid research behind its known benefits for arthritic joints, helping to your dog active and happy into his senior years. Bigandt Photography | Getty Images Fish oil is often recommended by veterinarians for canine arthritis. That’s because fish oil is a natural anti-inflammatory proven to provide relief to painful joints.
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How much to feed your dog depends on the dog’s size, age, genetics/breed, level of activity, and the food itself. Even whether the dog is spayed or neutered can make a difference in how much to feed your dog. That’s why there are no official feeding guidelines for dogs. How much to feed your dog
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iHeartDogs is reader-supported. When you buy via links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. When choosing the best dry dog food brand for your Akita, there’s a lot to consider. In recent years, dry dog food has gotten a bad rap – and it’s not entirely
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Older dogs can gain a great deal from salmon oil, including improved movement and cognition, helping them continue to lead active, fun lives.  Credit: Davids’Adventures Photos | Getty Images Salmon oil is good for dogs and rich in omega-3 fatty acids. Omega-3 benefits for dogs include: In addition, fish oil can help dogs with heart
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The long, white whiskers on this pretty Cavalier King Charles Spaniel will help this dog navigate in poorly lit places. Credit: Victoriaarak | Getty Images You can cut a dog’s whiskers, and they will grow back. The bigger question is, why do you need to cut your dog’s whiskers? What Are Whiskers For? Whiskers give
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For pet parents of dogs with anxiety, chronic pain, or joint issues, it can be hard to find a solution that actually works. If you’ve already cycled through options like thundershirts and prescription medication with no improvement, you might want to try CBD for dogs.  But what even is CBD?  CBD is basically a cure-all
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Canine kennel cough is an infection of the upper respiratory tract, specifically the nose, eyes, throat, and trachea. It is also known as infectious tracheobronchitis (ITB) or Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC) – and it’s as ubiquitous in dogs as the common cold in humans. In fact, kennel cough is spread among dogs much
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Carbon monoxide is just as deadly for your dog as it is for you. Don’t be fooled into thinking dogs can smell carbon monoxide and move away from it. Dogs cannot smell carbon monoxide. Carbon monoxide is odorless. While there are reports of dogs refusing to go back into a home with carbon monoxide in
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Small breed dogs are those who weigh 20 pounds or less. While the Association of American Feed Control Officials – the organization that develops the nutritional standards that define “complete and balanced” diets for dogs – does not have any nutrient recommendations specifically for small breed dogs, there may be some merit to feeding your
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iHeartDogs is reader-supported. When you buy via links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Installing an invisible dog fence gives your dog the freedom to enjoy your whole yard. Unlike traditional dog fences, invisible fences save you money and are easy to install. Plus, they won’t
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