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When the summer arrives dogs not only feel hot and bothered, but they’re also at higher risk of heatstroke. Keeping them as cool as possible during the warmer months is vital to keeping them safe. 1. Keep them hydrated Keeping your dog hydrated is the most important step in a heatwave. You should give your dog plenty of opportunities to drink cool, fresh water. Place multiple bowls in different spots around the house and in the garden. You can also...

Here are some tips for dogs during the spring: Flea and Tick Prevention: With warmer weather, fleas and ticks become more active. Ensure your dog is up-to-date on their flea and tick prevention medication or consider using natural repellents. Allergy Management: Spring often brings allergens like pollen, which can cause allergies in dogs. Watch out for symptoms such as itching, scratching, or sneezing, and consult your vet for appropriate treatment. Grooming Routine: Spring shedding is common as dogs lose their...

Dogs are omnivores, which means they eat both meat and plants, including fruits. Some fruits are good for them, and they can eat them as part of a balanced diet. But that doesn't mean they can eat every fruit. Some are toxic and dangerous for them. They should eat other fruits only in small amounts because they can upset their stomachs. Which Fruits Can Dogs Eat? Dogs don't necessarily need fruits as part of their diet, but they do make...