Watery eyes in dogs can be totally normal and often results due to environmental factors. However, if there is also redness and swelling it's best to see a vet.
Have you ever paused to wonder why your dog's nose always seems to be a bit damp? Is this a sign of a healthy dog? If so, what does a dry nose mean?
Some dogs may react to being tickled in a playful way, similar to us humans, whilst others may not react at all. Ensure to look out for signs of joy or stress.
Bringing your dog into the office is the perfect way to bond and have a better work-life balance. However, there are some important things to consider beforehand.
Dog's have whiskers act as a sensory tool, helping your pooch navigate their surroundings with precision, especially in low-light conditions.
Its no doubt that having dogs in the office can have many benefits, including boosting morale, but it isn't suitable for all office environments.
Yes, dogs need fibre in their diet. Vegetables, fruit and legumes can all contribute to your dog's fibre intake, helping to promote healthy digestion.
A poor diet in dogs can have detrimental consequences to their health, affecting not only their physical well-being but also their overall quality of life.
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Drooling is a natural physiological response that helps dogs moisten and lubricate their mouths, aid in digestion, and regulate body temperature.
Most often, teeth chattering in dogs is nothing to be concerned about. They could be just cold, a little stressed out or even excited.
Different ear positions are one of the many ways that dogs communicate. Pinned back, perked up or floppy, ears position can tell us how a dog is feeling.
Through sniffing, dogs exchange vital information about each other, such as age and health. This behaviour is essential for dogs to navigate their environment.
Sitting on your feet is often a dog's adorable way of showing affection, seeking comfort or as part of their natural pack instinct to stick together.
There is no right or wrong answer when considering where your dog should sleep at nighttime, it is about finding whatever works for you and your pup.
While dogs cannot see in complete darkness as some animals can, their eyes can adapt to make the most of minimal light.
In moderation, small amounts of salt are generally safe for dogs. However, excessive consumption of salt can lead to health complications and salt poisoning.
No, dogs should not eat cat food. Cat food is formulated specifically to meet the nutritional needs of cats, which differ significantly from those of dogs.
Yes, dogs can eat pork provided that it is fed in the correct form and in controlled quantities. Pork is rich in protein, contributing to a healthy coat.
No, dogs should not eat gravy that is intended for human consumption as it typically contains ingredients such as onion and garlic, which are toxic to dogs.
No, dogs cannot eat chocolate. Chocolate contains substances called methylxanthines, namely theobromine and caffeine, which are toxic to dogs.
No, dogs should not drink tea. Whilst it may seem harmless, tea can cause digestive upset in dogs. It is always best to opt for water as their source of hydration.
No, dogs should not eat human biscuits. Certain ingredients found in biscuits, such as chocolate and nuts, can be highly toxic to dogs if ingested.
Dogs’ reactions to mirrors vary from dog to dog. Generally speaking, most dogs do not recognise themselves in the mirror.
Yes, dogs can dream. You might notice your dog twitching, moving their paws, or making sounds while asleep, these are all signs that they're deep in dreamland.