13 Common Eye Problems in Dogs: Vet-Verified Signs & Treatment Options
Your pet’s puppy dog eyes are irresistible, but if you’ve been gazing into your pup’s eyes and noticed that they seem a bit cloudy or irritated, things are suddenly less cute and more worrying. Eye problems are common in dogs, especially in certain breeds, some of which are minor and some of which are quite serious. But how can you tell whether your dog is suffering from a minor irritation or a blinding problem? While taking your dog to the vet is always the best option in any situation where you fear your dog may be unwell, knowing the signs of eye issues and disorders in dogs is also highly…
Can Cats Eat Ferret Food? Vet-Verified Nutrition Facts & FAQ
Click to Skip Ahead Cats vs Ferrets Dietary Requirements Standard Recipe Differences Ingredient Breakdown Cats and Ferrets Common Snacks If you have a multi-pet household, it might be much nicer if they all ate the same thing. However, every species seems to have their own commercial diet available to keep them healthy. Some animals can share one another’s food. But if you have a cat and a ferret, does this rule apply? Cats and ferrets are obligate carnivores, meaning they need only a meat diet to survive. Because of domestication, other ingredients have been added and tolerated. Since they are so similar in dietary makeup, a cat can technically eat…
Anti-Chew Sprays For Puppies: Why Professionals Don’t Recommend Them.
It’s a common product that gets recommended, but is there any value in bitter sprays as a deterrent to chewing? If you’re here, you’re probably a new puppy parent (Congrats!) wondering whether bitter sprays will work to help you solve your chewing problem, right? Great! I’m glad to have found you (lovely when the internet does what it’s meant to, right?). As a professional dog trainer, I see the frustration often “He chews everything! I even tried the anti-chew sprays and (insert issue from frustrated puppy parent here)” Personally? I never advise my puppy parents to use them – and I know that’s the same for most other professional dog trainers. So why…
