Puppy Health
Congratulations! Bringing home a new puppy is fun, but it is also a huge responsibility that lasts its… [more]
Training
It still amazes me how many people never take their dogs to at least one obedience class. Why wouldn't… [more]
Behavior
While obedience training goes a long way to giving you a well behaved dog, it doesn't always solve or… [more]
Tricks
Sure you may not want a circus dog, but teaching your pup a few new tricks can be really fun for you… [more]
Nail trimming

How to Trim You Puppy's Nails
Nail care is really a essential component of one's pet's total well being care. Simply because nails continuously develop and aren't necessarily worn down as they could if they've been going for walks, in that case it's up to you to aid in keeping them at a much more comfy length. Whenever nails are as well lengthy, this affects the manner a dog walks which might lead to inflammation from the … [Read More...]
Stop Barking

How To Stop Your Dog From Barking
We've all heard those annoying dogs around the neighborhood that just won't stop barking. We wonder to ourselves what their owners must be thinking. The truth of the matter is that dogs love to bark naturally, so unless you are committed to working on training them to stop, they will continue to bark. Remember that barking to dogs is like talking to humans. Try to go a day without talking and see … [Read More...]
Featured Posts

Keeping Ticks off of your Puppy
A tick is a small parasite related to spiders. They are most normally found in wooded areas and those fields of high grass and like mosquitoes and fleas pose a health hazard to your dog and to people … [Read More...]

Separation Anxiety in Puppies and Dogs
mypuppycare101.com for a healthy and well behaved puppy. With everybody either at school or work all day, dogs that are left alone can become stressed and that can result in endless barking or … [Read More...]

Tips for "potty" Training your puppy
No training is more basic for pet owners than that very first essential lesson: Do it outside the house! Teaching your pet to eliminate outside the house, not in it, generally starts between six and … [Read More...]
hot spots

"Hot Spots" or Acute Moist Dermatitis
The dog's skin is the largest organ of the body, yet it has a very limited number of ways in which it responds to trauma. "Hot Spots" or acute moist dermatitis are areas on the dog's skin due to your dog's itching, biting and scratching and may often show up quite abruptly. A lot of these spots may become pretty big and may appear anywhere on the dog. I find it quite often in the spring time once the temperatures are hotter as well as the humidity is high. The dogs with the thick undercoat, … [Read More...]
Ticks

Ticks
printable version Ticks are eight legged parasites related to spiders and scorpions. Ticks feed on the blood of their host, injecting a numbing agent into the bite wound so their presence can go unnoticed for days while they are feeding. During their feeding, ticks can transmit diseases such as Lyme disease and Ehrlichia to their host through the saliva. The tick's life cycle is different than insects. The female engorges on blood from her host, mates with a male tick and then detaches, … [Read More...]
Videos
Kidney Disease in Pets
tvet.com The body's elimination of waste, whether via defacation or urination is something we take for granted-it is also a physiologic necessity! Have you ever stopped to think about why this physiologic act is so necessary? Is there more to urination than to just maintain our hydration and fluid balance? Urine is one of the ways that the body rids itself of toxins. The kidneys filter the blood, not only to conserve water, but also to remove potentially harmful toxins. Kidneys can become damaged for a myriad of reasons such as infections, environmental poisons and advancing age. In fact, the number one killer of older cats is cancer, with kidney failure coming in a close second.
Liver Problems in Pets
tvet.com The liver is a highly vascular structure. A great deal of its total mass is composed of blood vessels. Because it is exposed to a high concentration of blood flow, it is at great risk for injury from toxins carried in the blood. The liver can also be damaged from viruses, bacteria, medications, inflammatory diseases such as autoimmune conditions, by products of metabolism and one of the most common causes, idiopathic. If it sounds like idiot, that's because that's exactly how I feel. I can run myriad of tests and never find the exact cause
How to Medicate your Dog
tvet.com Tips on how to give your dog his medication




