Olympian Gabby Thomas’ Rescue Pug Is “Fastest Pug In The Country”
Team USA continues to earn medals at the Summer Olympic Games in Paris. The athletes are pushing themselves to the limit as fans cheer them on. However, their biggest fans are their beloved pets who are both an inspiration and stress reliever. Olympian Gabby Thomas won the gold medal in the woman’s 200m race with a time of 21.83 seconds, thanks in part to her rescue pug cheerleader. In addition to her dedication and intense workouts she has a loyal pal who is always by her side. In a video posted by NBCUniversal Local’s Clear the...
Can Dogs Eat Vienna Sausages? Nutrition Facts & FAQ (Vet Answer)
VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Click to Skip Ahead Even if you aren’t sure what to do with them, Vienna sausages are a sensible canned pantry staple for almost anyone. Savvy home cooks know these tasty, versatile morsels can help out anywhere, bringing fun and flavor to breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and all the appetizers in between. Vienna sausages should stay on our plates and be kept out of dog’s bowls. Though they may get away with...
Can a Doctor Treat a Dog in an Emergency? Our Vet Explains Ethics & Legalities
VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Click to Skip Ahead When it comes to human health, we have doctors, dentists, radiographers, pharmacists, psychologists, physiotherapists, and many others with distinct degrees. Dogs, on the other hand, have veterinarians and veterinary support workers. While specializations exist in the veterinary field, almost everyone involved in your pup’s health can be considered a veterinary worker. Have you ever wondered...
Rottweiler Regains His Mobility Thanks to Printed Prosthetic
A young Rottweiler has been given a new lease on life following innovative, groundbreaking prosthetic surgery. Fitted with a printed artificial foot, three-year-old Covid went from facing a life of disability, to regaining his mobility and quality of life. When Covid first arrived at Onderstepoort Veterinary Institute in South Africa, he had a severe and debilitating injury to his right front paw. It was a nerve-wracking time for everyone because the conventional treatment for such an extensive wound would normally be amputation. Lead surgeon...
Wild Alaska Fish Oil Products – Straight from the Source
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Help Clear Overcrowded Shelters By Flying Over 100 Dogs & Cats to Freedom
On August 13th as part of the 10th annual Clear The Shelters month-long campaign, The Animal Rescue Site and Greater Good Charities are partnering with Hill’s Pet Nutrition to fly over 100 pets to new homes from overcrowded shelters in the South to shelters in the Northeast that have more room and more adopters. The flight will depart from New Orleans and land in Morristown to give dozens of homeless pets a second chance to find a forever home. Photo: Good Direction Media NBCUniversal Local’s nationwide pet adoption and donation...
Why Does My Dog Eat Their Own Poop? 8 Vet-Reviewed Reasons and Tips
VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Dogs often engage in certain behaviors that seem strange to us but are completely normal for them. While it’s gross to think about, eating poop is a common behavior in dogs, especially when they’re puppies. It’s called coprophagia. It’s best to discourage them from turning this behavior into a habit since they can reinfect themselves with parasites by eating their own poop. Eating other...
Webcast: Managing arousal in the shelter setting
If you’re looking to bring new ideas to your organizations about dog and cat behavior then consider joining Maddie’s® Monthly Behavior Connection. This monthly webcast is held on the fourth Thursday of the month at 12PM PT/3PM ET and is an opportunity hear from speakers about behavior medications, modifying animal behavior, assessing and improving animal well-being (welfare) and how organizations successfully provide behavior support to dogs and cats. This month, the meeting with be all about managing arousal in the...
Can Dogs Eat Ginger Snaps? Vet-Verified Facts & Explanation
VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Click to Skip Ahead Ginger snaps are a spiced cookie that’s synonymous with the holiday season. They’re slightly sweet without being too overpowering, and deliciously crunchy. While you may enjoy them, ginger snaps aren’t something we recommend offering your dog. Ginger snaps aren’t inherently toxic, but that doesn’t mean that they’re healthy for your dog, either. Read on to learn...
How to Stop My Dog From Licking Their Paws: 11 Vet-Approved Tips
VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Dogs never cease to fascinate us with their unusual behaviors and quirky mannerisms. From a classic case of the zoomies to concentrated tail-chasing sessions, the causes of our dog’s behaviors aren’t always easily identifiable. Paw licking is one of those behaviors that can either be completely normal or indicative of an issue. While some degree of paw licking occasionally can be part of your pup’s...
