You step away from the grill for two seconds, and your dog’s licking their lips, tail wagging, and the paper towel you had on the counter? Gone. Sound familiar? Whether it’s the leftovers from a BBQ or the scent of roasted chicken, dogs are notorious for gobbling up whatever smells good… paper and all. The […]
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Trimming your dog’s nails at home saves money and reduces stress for anxious pets. The wrong clippers can cause pain, bleeding, or even permanent damage to your dog’s paws. We at DogingtonPost believe choosing the right dog safety nail clippers makes all the difference between a smooth grooming session and a traumatic experience. The key
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November is Pet Diabetes Month, making it the perfect time to learn about this serious but manageable condition affecting our furry family members. Understanding diabetes can help you spot early warning signs and give your dog or cat the best possible care. Diabetes in Dogs and Cats Diabetes mellitus happens when your furry companion’s body
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Skin problems in dogs are no match for regular grooming with natural botanical healing and grooming products. Check out these seven tips and say hello to skin and coat health! One of the most common challenges for dogs is skin and hair coat problems, like itching, hot spots, redness, dandruff, irritation, and hair coat loss.
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At first glimpse, the sport of dog weight-pulling might look pretty brutal. Strapping heavy weights to a dog harness to see who can pull the heaviest load seems both unnecessary and borderline cruel, with some individuals and animal welfare organizations calling for it to be banned.1 But, if you look a little closer, is this
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Pumpkin consumption peaks in the US during the fall and early winter months, which is largely driven by cultural traditions and holiday cooking. But have you ever thought if the lip-smacking veggie is suitable for our furry babies? Well, you will be happy to know that pumpkin is suitable for both cats and dogs. However,
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Car accidents involving pets injure over 100,000 animals annually in the United States. Most of these injuries happen because dogs travel unrestrained in vehicles. We at DogingtonPost believe every dog deserves protection during car rides. Proper dog car safety equipment and smart driving habits can prevent serious injuries and save lives. Which Safety Equipment Actually
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Discover ways to help your senior dog adjust to his new home with tips on building trust, easing anxiety, creating routines, and supporting age-related needs. Adopting an older dog is very rewarding. Whether his soulful eyes or gentle energy drew you in, you’re giving him the chance to live out his life surrounded by love.
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Welcome to our “Ask Dr. Paola” series, where every Monday we bring expert advice straight from Dr. Paola Cuevas (MVZ) to help our readers better understand their dog’s health and well-being. Whether you’re a new pet parent or a seasoned dog lover, Dr. Paola is here to provide answers to your most pressing questions. From
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It’s quite important for dog parents to understand how cold weather can affect their furry family members. Just like people, dogs can face serious health risks when temperatures drop. Being aware of these concerns and taking the right steps can help keep your dog safe all winter long. Who’s Most at Risk? Not all dogs
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