Pregnancy and childbirth are normal physiological process for any mammal. A large number of people keep pets at home but often miss educating themselves about their pregnancy and childbirth care. Here, we are going to tell you how to know if your dog is ready to give birth and what are the things which you must keep in mind for a healthy and safe delivery: It is known that pregnancy in dogs lasts an average of 62 days. Approximately 2 weeks before the expected birth is not difficult to feel the stirrings of the puppy, you may check by placing your hand to her stomach. This is one reliable indicator [...]
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Dog Illness and Symptoms
by on 29. Mar, 2010 in Dog care
Just like their owners, dogs are also affected by illness and health issues. There are many reasons which can cause the dog discomfort which can include unhealthy lifestyle, stress, poor nutrition and pollution which can result in dog illness. Other reasons can include reduction in the exercise, exposure to harmful climatic elements and weather changes. Some of the common illnesses seen in pets include physical ailments like thyroid dysfunction, obesity, skin disorders, liver and kidney disease, cystitis, digestive problems, chronic fatigue, arthritis, diabetes and psychological and emotional issues like anxiety and depression. After all, the dog is also a walking, eating and barking living being and is affected by the environment [...]
Must know Tips to keep your pet dog healthy – Dog health problems
by on 06. Dec, 2009 in Dog care
Are you worried about your pet dog’s health problems? then you have come to a right place where you can get some best tips and suggestions on how to make your pet healthy. Note these tips in your mind for your sweet pet dog’s health….. Instructions Tip 1 Routine ear care is must: dog’s ears are more prone to infections due to accumulation of debris and dust, so routine ear care is very important. If you found that your pet is suffering from any infections then you take mineral oil and dip a cotton ball in it and clean your pet’s ears. Tip 2 Observe its behavior: if you found [...]
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