Wellbeing
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3.2KAIA Paw Safe Pet Insurance: What Is It And Do You Need It?
AIA Paw Safe pet insurance is created just for dogs. It is unlike its competitors in that it is solely an accident...
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1.2KDog Tip Tuesday: Tap Water May Be the Cause of Your Dog’s Brown Beard Stains
Brown beard stains in dogs are usually only a cosmetic concern. But for those who mind them, one of the things you...
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8092Dog Tip Tuesday: Use Sweet Almond Oil as a Natural Moisturiser for Dogs
Is your dog's paw pads, belly, nose, or ears a little dry and flaky? Try using sweet almond oil as a natural...
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1.4KAsk a Vet: What’s Causing My Dog’s Bad Breath?
Is your dog suffering from bad breath? Besides daily toothbrushing, she should also receive an oral examination as part of the annual...
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3.7KAsk a Vet: Does My Dog with Patellar Luxation Need Surgery?
Patellar luxation (dislocated kneecap) is a common condition, especially in small breed dogs. Dr. Loon from Amber Vet tells us when surgery...
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2.5KAsk a Vet: Why Does My Dog Keep Farting? It Stinks!
Is your dog a farting machine? Farting, or flatulence, originates from gas in the intestinal tract. Find out how gas is produced...
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1.2KDog Tip Tuesday: Use Hand Gestures When Training Your Dog
We know that dogs are good at understanding hand gestures. Now a study revealed that they prefer that over words. Are you...
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596Ask a Vet: Why is My Dog Losing Weight After I Changed Her Food?
Watching your dog lose more and more weight even though you are feeding her enough food can be frustrating. Malnutrition could be...
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1.5KDog Tip Tuesday: Share Supplements with Your Dog
Can we use certain human supplements for dogs? Supplements for humans are human-grade and more strictly regulated than pets', so sharing may...
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986Ask a Vet: What Can I Do About My Dog’s Seizures?
There are many causes of seizures in dogs. Unfortunately, the diagnosis of the cause of seizures and its long-term management are complicated.
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