Dog Health Issues

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Deworming

Puppies are particularly susceptible to worms. Exercise caution with your pet and their waste. The method of infection varies with the type of worm, but includes transmission via the milk while nursing, skin penetration, and oral ingestion. Gastrointestinal parasites can cause serious disorders in dogs, including life-threatening anaemia, loss of proteins from the body, loose motion, vomiting, low glucose in blood, intestinal obstruction, and weight loss. 1.For most puppies, it is sufficient to deworm routinely every 2-3 weeks until 6 months of age and then as advised by your vet. There are many safe, effective products available, which will eliminate these worms. 2.The most common parasites found in puppies are hookworms, roundworms (ascarids), whipworms, tapeworms and Giardia spp. If your dog is infected, you will probably notice the tapeworm segments in his fur around his back end or in the faeces. They look like grains of rice and are often seen to move. 3.Fleas transmit one type of tapeworm, and it is therefore wise to treat your dog for fleas if you notice any tapeworms. The ordinary roundworm tablets are not effective against tapeworms and a different form of treatment is required.  Some products available for dogs are effective against both roundworms and tapeworms.Always ask your vet for advice. 4.Certain canine parasites, such as hookworms, roundworms, at least hree species of tapeworms and several intestinal protozoa including Giardia spp., can be transferred to humans.

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Dog's hair fall and skin promblems

Treatment: Your vet will treat bacterial or yeast infections with antibiotics. For ringworm, an antifungal like a topical cream or ointment is used.

Dog Bad Ear Problem

Squeeze a veterinarian-approved ear-cleaning solution to fill your dog's ear canal and massage gently at the base of the ear for about 30 seconds. You will hear a squishing sound as the product dislodges debris and buildup. Don't let the tip of the applicator touch your dog's ear, as this can introduce bacteria.

Dog's Leg Bending Problem

The pressure of romping and jumping all day causes the long bone to bow. With early detection, you can correct this issue with the right vitamin/mineral supplement. The problem with bowed legs is that your baby is growing faster than your diet is allowing. Put on adult diet (not puppy food) and wean

Tick's and Flea Problem

The following are nontoxic and natural ways that you can help control fleas: Black walnut is a very effective flea repellent for dogs when given orally several times a week. It can be purchased in capsules or in liquid form. Give only the minimum effective dose because it can be toxic in higher doses.

Anti-Rabies

Considered a core vaccine, rabies vaccines for dogs are required by law in the U.S. All dogs should be vaccinated for rabies at approximately 14 weeks of age, and then again at one year of age. Depending on your local regulations, re-vaccination should happen every one to three years.

Dog's Cough &Running Nose Problem

Honey is packed with rich nutrients that will help your pet combat the disease and soothe his aching throat. A half to 1 teaspoon of honey several times a day should do the trick. Herbal teas can also be soothing to dogs suffering from kennel cough or canine cough. Teas made from licorice root are especially helpful.

Parvo Virus (Gastro)

' Placing a dog on IV fluids is the only way to correct dehydration, give the dog energy, and treat the blood for infection. In other words, IV fluids work well to correct most of the problems that Parvo causes. We save 95% of the dogs that we treat with Parvo. At home, the success rate is much, much lower.

Dog Vomiting and Loose Motions

Home Remedies for Doggie Diarrhea. With holding food for 12 to 24 hours, and providing water in small amounts frequently, can clear the cause of the upset and allow the gastrointestinal tract to settle. It's usually the first line of attack for the runs.

Puppy health-care

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Puppy potty training

House-training your dog or puppy requires patience, commitment and lots of consistency. Accidents are part of the process, but if you follow these basic house-training guidelines, you can get the newest member of your family on the right track in a few weeks’ time. Establish a routine Like babies, puppies do best on a regular schedule. The schedule teaches them that there are times to eat, times to play and times to do their business. Generally speaking, a puppy can control their bladder one hour for every month of age. So if your puppy is two months old, they can hold it for about two hours. Don't go longer than this between bathroom breaks or they’re guaranteed to have an accident. Take your puppy outside frequently—at least every two hours—and immediately after they wake up, during and after playing, and after eating or drinking. Pick a bathroom spot outside, and always take your puppy (on a leash) to that spot. While your puppy is relieving themselves, use a specific word or phrase that you can eventually use before they go to remind them what to do. Take them out for a longer walk or some playtime only after they have eliminated. Reward your puppy every time they eliminate outdoors. Praise or give treats—but remember to do so immediately after they’ve finished, not after they come back inside. This step is vital, because rewarding your dog for going outdoors is the only way to teach what's expected of them. Before rewarding, be sure they’re finished. Puppies are easily distracted and if you praise too soon, they may forget to finish until they’re back in the house. Put your puppy on a regular feeding schedule. What goes into a puppy on a schedule comes out of a puppy on a schedule. Depending on their age, puppies usually need to be fed three or four times a day. Feeding your puppy at the same times each day will make it more likely that they'll eliminate at consistent times as well, making housetraining easier for both of you. Pick up your puppy's water dish about two and a half hours before bedtime to reduce the likelihood that they'll need to relieve themselves during the night. Most puppies can sleep for approximately seven hours without needing a bathroom break. If your puppy does wake you up in the night, don't make a big deal of it; otherwise they will think it is time to play and won't want to go back to sleep. Turn on as few lights as possible, don't talk to or play with your puppy, take them out and then return them to bed. Supervise your puppy Don't give your puppy an opportunity to soil in the house; keep an eye on them whenever they’re indoors. Tether your puppy to you or a nearby piece of furniture with a six-foot leash if you are not actively training or playing. Watch for signs that your puppy needs to go out. Some signs are obvious, such as barking or scratching at the door, squatting, restlessness, sniffing around or circling. When you see these signs, immediately grab the leash and take them outside to their bathroom spot. If they eliminate, praise them and reward with a treat. Keep your puppy on leash in the yard. During the housetraining process, your yard should be treated like any other room in your house. Give your puppy some freedom in the house and yard only after they become reliably housetrained. When you can't supervise, confine When you're unable to watch your puppy at all times, restrict them to an area small enough that they won't want to eliminate there. Browse Dog Crates on Amazon.com The space should be just big enough to comfortably stand, lie down and turn around. You can use a portion of a bathroom or laundry room blocked off with baby gates.Or you may want to crate train your puppy. (Be sure to learn how to use a crate humanely as a method of confinement.) If your puppy has spent several hours in confinement, you'll need to take them directly to their bathroom spot as soon as you return. Mistakes happen Expect your puppy to have a few accidents in the house—it's a normal part of housetraining. Here's what to do when that happens: Interrupt your puppy when you catch them in the act.Make a startling noise (be careful not to scare them) or say "OUTSIDE!" and immediately take them to their bathroom spot. Praise your pup and give a treat if they finish there.Don't punish your puppy for eliminating in the house. If you find a soiled area, it's too late to administer a correction. Just clean it up. Rubbing your puppy's nose in it, taking them to the spot and scolding them or any other punishment will only make them afraid of you or afraid to eliminate in your presence. Punishment will often do more harm than good.Clean the soiled area thoroughly. Puppies are highly motivated to continue soiling in areas that smell like urine or feces.  It's extremely important that you use these supervision and confinement procedures to minimize the number of accidents. If you allow your puppy to eliminate frequently in the house, they'll get confused about where they’re supposed to go, which will prolong the housetraining process. Make plans for when you're away If you have to be away from home more than four or five hours a day, this may not be the best time for you to get a puppy. Instead, you may want to consider an older dog who can wait for your return. If you already have a puppy and must be away for long periods of time, you'll need to: Arrange for someone, such as a responsible neighbor or a professional pet sitter, to take them for bathroom breaks.Alternatively, train them to eliminate in a specific place indoors. Be aware, however, that doing this can prolong the process of housetraining. Teaching your puppy to eliminate on newspaper may create a life-long surface preference, meaning that even as an adult they may eliminate on any newspaper lying around the living room.If you plan to paper-train, confine them to an area with enough room for a sleeping space, a playing space and a separate place to eliminate. In the designated elimination area, use either newspapers (cover the area with several layers of newspaper) or a sod box. To make a sod box, place sod in a container such as a child's small, plastic swimming pool. You can also find dog-litter products at a pet supply store.If you have to clean up an accident outside the designated elimination area, put the soiled rags or paper towels inside it afterward to help your puppy recognize the scented area as the place where they are supposed to eliminate.

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Puppy Potty Training

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Puppy Vaccination

Puppy’s first shots Puppies need their first vaccinations at six to eight weeks old. Whether you adopt a puppy or buy one, make sure you get any medical records. In their first year, fur-babies will need to visit the vet a few times for immunizations and regular booster shots. When to vaccinate? Vaccines are only effective once a puppy has been weaned. Your vet will advise you on the immunizations that are best for your dog, which depend on many factors including where you live and how many other pets are in your home. Most states require that all dogs be vaccinated against rabies. Be sure to keep proof that your dog’s shots are up-to-date. Must-have shots All puppies should be immunized against parvovirus, distemper, rabies and hepatitis. Vaccination schedule Puppies receive most of their vaccinations every two to four weeks until they are at least 14 weeks old. Some vaccinations are given as a combination, such as the DHLPPC, which helps protect against distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, parain fluenza, parvo and corona. Other vaccinations are administered one at a time. If your dog is over 16 weeks old and isn’t up-to-date on shots, or if you’re not sure, it’s better to be safe than sorry: Your vet may recommend starting the vaccination process again. You can use this chart to help you keep track of when your puppy needs which shots: DHLPPC First vaccination: 6 to 8 weeks Second vaccination: 9 to 11 weeks Third vaccination: 12 to 14 weeks Fourth vaccination: 16 to 17 weeks Booster shots: 12 months Bordetella First vaccination: 14 weeks Booster shots: 6 months Rabies First vaccination: 16 weeks (varies by state)Booster shots: 12-36 months Giardia First vaccination: 14 weeks Second vaccination: 17 weeks Booster shots: 12 months Lyme First vaccination: 14 weeks Second vaccination: 17 weeks Booster shots: 12 months

Puppy play biting problem

It's a good idea to keep a puppy chew toy at hand at all times, so you can anticipate biting behavior and substitute the toy for your hand or furniture. ... If they start nibbling at your fingers or toes while you're playing, offer a toy instead. Again, if they continue to nip, stop the play session immediately.

Puppy anti-rabies

Rabies is a viral disease of mammals that invades the central nervous system, causing headache, anxiety, hallucinations, excessive drooling, fear of water, paralysis, and death. It is most often transmitted through the bite of a rabid animal. Treatment within hours of infection is essential, otherwise, death is highly likely. Most states require a rabies vaccination. Check with your vet about rabies vaccination laws in your area. Of course, your veterinarian should weigh in and can always provide more information and guidance if needed on necessary and optional vaccinations.

How to start non-veg to your dog

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Pregnancy care

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Dog's Mating issues

1.Make sure your dog gets a pre-breeding health check. Before you decide to breed your dog, you should make sure that they are healthy enough to do so. Make ... 2.Know when your female dog is in heat. Not knowing when your dog is capable of mating is a common problem. When your female dog is in heat, her eggs mature ... 3.Avoid breeding your female dog at first heat. While it might be tempting to allow your female dog to mate during her first heat, you should avoid it ...

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Pregnant dog care

Aim for three to five short walks a day. As mums pass on immunity to their puppies through their milk, your dog should ideally be up to date with all of her vaccines before mating, so that her antibody levels are at their peak. If your dog's vaccinations are overdue during pregnancy, speak to your vet.

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Female Heat signs

Your dog's vulva will look swollen or larger than normal. This is usually accompanied by a bloody vaginal discharge and she may urinate more often. Your dog may display changes in behavior such as being jumpy or on edge. In this stage, she may hold her tail close to her body and shows no signs of wanting to breed.

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Dog' Delivery

Dog's Delivery Quick Tips

This include: Whelping Box. A whelping box is necessary for all puppy deliveries. ... A Laundry Basket Lined with a Heating Pad and a Blanket. ... A Stack of Clean Towels. ... Emergency Supplies. ... Remove the Membrane. ... Rub the Puppy with a Towel. ... Discard the Afterbirth. ... Cut the Umbilical Cord.

Fooding

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Dog's Eating Problem

Instead anorexia describes a complete loss of appetite in dogs. Because loss of appetite in dogs can indicate illness, it is important to seek veterinary care if you notice changes in your dog's eating habits. It is especially important to respond promptly to a refusal to eat in dogs that usually eat well.

Puppy Diet Chart

Puppy Nutrition Puppies need puppy food. Feeding puppies a complete and balanced puppy food ensures they get the proper nutrition to develop and grow into healthy adult dogs. Puppy foods are formulated with a balance of nutrients to help puppies grow up healthy and happy. Look for protein-rich formulas to support their growing muscles. Carbohydrates supply the energy active and playful puppies need, while calcium supports developing teeth and bones and DHA helps support healthy brain and vision development. Feeding Puppies Large & Small Not only do puppies need puppy food, but certain breed sizes can benefit from size-specific formulas. If you have a large breed puppy, he may benefit from a large breed-specific puppy formula. Small breeds can also benefit from small breed-specific puppy formulas. Regardless of breed size, the food should be complete and balanced for growing puppies. The difference in formulas comes down to the unique needs of large and small breeds. Large dogs have a higher risk of joint problems, so a large breed puppy food may include additional nutrients to support their growing joints. Small breeds may prefer smaller kibble so they can more easily chew their food, which helps ensure they get all the nutrients they need. According to Purina Senior Nutritionist Jan Dempsey, “Small breeds have a higher metabolic rate than larger breeds. This means they need more nutrient-dense, higher-energy food, and the same is true for small breed puppies. That’s why it’s important to feed specific small breed puppy and adult formulas.” Dry vs. Wet Puppy Food Although dry kibble is a popular choice, it’s not the only option. As you walk the dog food aisles, you may see both dry and wet puppy food. This can make it harder to decide what to feed your puppy. Fortunately, as long as both the wet and dry formulas are complete and balanced for growing puppies, you can feed either one to your pup with confidence. You and your puppy may have a preference when it comes to dry vs. wet. Feeding a combination of the two is also an option. If you choose to feed a combination of the two, ensure the combined amounts don’t exceed your puppy’s daily recommended caloric intake. Your veterinarian and the chart below can help you navigate how much to feed your puppy. “When feeding a combination of dry and wet food, you need to determine the daily dry amount and the amount of calories this provides first,” says Dempsey. “In general, one three-ounce can of wet food has ninety calories and equals approximately a quarter cup of dry food. So, you should substitute a three-ounce can of wet food for a quarter cup of the daily dry food amount. “You can find specific information on Purina dry and wet puppy foods on the package or can or on the brand websites. Your veterinarian can also help you develop a plan for feeding your puppy,” Dempsey continues. “Remember, don’t overfeed your puppy and make sure he maintains an ideal body condition as he grows.” How Much to Feed a Puppy Now you know what to feed your puppy, but just how much food does he need each day? Because puppies grow at such fast rates, they need to start eating a complete and balanced puppy food as soon as they’re weaned, usually between six and eight weeks. The amount of food your puppy needs depends on how much he’ll weigh at maturity. A Labrador Retriever will weigh more at maturity than a Russell Terrier, for example. So the larger dog requires more food as a puppy. The chart below can help you determine how much dry food to feed your puppy. You should also review the specific feeding instructions on the back of his puppy food and consult with your veterinarian. Puppy Feeding Chart Puppies should be fed three to four times a day therefore if you are currently feeding ¾ a cup of puppy food twice a day you should consider spacing it out by feeding ½ cup three times a day. Our puppy feeding chart is a starting point to help you determine how much dry kibble to feed your puppy. Consult the puppy food package for more specific feeding instructions or talk with your veterinarian. When to Feed a Puppy Once you know the daily feeding amount, you need to create a puppy feeding schedule. Take the total amount of food your puppy needs each day and divide that into a series of smaller feedings. Give those smaller amounts to him at regular intervals each day. An easy puppy feeding schedule to follow is to feed him when you eat—at breakfast, lunch and dinner. Remember to feed him early in the evenings so he has time to digest his food before bedtime. This can help prevent accidents inside. Consistency is key. Feeding puppies at consistent times each day helps them get used to the routine. When to Stop Feeding Puppy Food Eventually, you’ll need to stop feeding puppy food and switch him to a complete and balanced adult dog food. This transition is dictated by breed size, just as the amount to feed a puppy depends on his breed. Larger breeds may take longer to reach full maturity, so he may need puppy food for up to two years. In general, however, expect to make the transition to adult dog food between one and two years of age. Talk with your veterinarian to determine the right time to make the switch and for tips on making the change easy on your pup.

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Snacks Help In Training

Keeping treats small means fewer calories consumed. It also means your canine companion won't get full before the session is over. Soft treats are also great for training because, compared to crunchy ones, they're easier and faster for your dog to eat.

Home-made Dog Food

Ingredients:1 1/2 cups brown rice.1 tablespoon olive oil.3 pounds ground chicken.3 cups baby spinach, chopped.2 carrots, shredded.1 zucchini, shredded.1/2 cup peas, canned or frozen.

Home-Made Summer Drinks For Your Dogs

Water is the best drink you can give your dog. All dogs need constant access to clean, fresh and preferably cool water. For your dog, drinking water really is the best way to keep them hydrated and healthy – no other possible drinks come close.

General Talks

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What Are Dog Accessories

1.Puppy Crate, Dog Beds & Dog Kennels Choose a quiet area of the house or outside your house if you are considering a kennel. Select a space where your puppy can sleep without being disturbed whenever he's tired. Let him get comfortable with this space. Line his bed with something soft and warm (and something to snuggle with). You could choose an old blanket, as he’s likely to chew. Food & Water Bowls Try the "non-tip" variety of bowl, or put a plastic, non-slip mat underneath his bowl. Stainless steel bowls are also recommended, as they're easier to clean and keep your puppy's feeding area hygienic. Clean both his food and water bowls every day. Regularly fill your puppy's bowl with fresh water. If you're serving wet puppy food, ensure that it's kept refrigerated and your puppy eats it within 15–20 minutes; if he doesn’t finish all of his food, discard it.    2.Toys and Chews Choose toys and chews that are the right size, shape and texture for their growing teeth, mouth and jaws. Ask your vet for suggestions.    3.Stain Removers and Deodorizers Because your puppy can (and will) have accidents as he becomes house-trained, it's a good idea to pick up some stain removers and enzymatic deodorizers. If the area isn't completely cleaned, your dog will continue to smell his personal scent, and keep returning to the area to do it again.  If a 'wet' accident has just happened, clean effectively and remove the odour by applying a deodorizer.   4. Shampoo, Brush and Comb, and Toothbrush/Paste. Talk to your vet about a dog shampoo that's pH balanced and suitable. Select the brushes and combs to ensure his or her coat stays healthy and tangle-free. Do expore options best suited to your dog’s breed. Brushing teeth can be a challenge at first, but if you introduce it while he's young, he will adjust to the process. ID Tags and Dog Collars. Choose a nylon or soft leather collar; or a dog collar that expands as he grows. Your puppy’s identification tags should be firmly attached to his collar. Include his name, your current address and phone number. It's also a good idea to include a separate tag with your vet's name and phone number 5.Dog Chain or Leash According to your preference, you may keep a long or a short leash, or both. Use the short one for walks, or park trips. A long leash cuts him some slack to stretch his legs. Remember to limit the exposure of your puppy to other puppies and dog parks until he's received his vaccinations.

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Dog Bathing(How to Bathe)

Once you're prepared to take on the task–with or without your dog's cooperation–here's what to do :Brush your dog before a bath. Matted hair holds water, leaving your dog with irritated skin. ... Use lukewarm water. ... Talk to your pet in a calm and reassuring voice. ... Use dog shampoo. ... Rinse well. ... Air-dry. ... Reward your dog.

How To Judge A Mix-Breed Dog

To determine a mixed-breed dog's breed chemistry, a safe WISDOM PANEL® INSIGHTS™ Dog DNA Test is performed. With the simple swipe of a cheek swab, the DNA sample can determine the ancestry of a mixed-breed dog by testing for more than 170 breeds.

Never Serve Milk To Dogs

Never serve it raw or under cooked, that can lead to gastrointestinal diseases. Many dogs are lactose intolerant, i.e they lack the enzyme to break down milk sugar. ... Dairy can cause dogs to vomit, have diarrhea, or develop gastrointestinal diseases. The high fat content can lead to pancreatitis.

Difference Between Long Coat And Short Coat

Short Haired's coat are only around an inch but the Long Haired German Shepherd's coat can reach two inches or more in length. The Short Haired German Shepherd has a double coat that consists of an outer coat and an undercoat. Whereas the Long Haired has only a single layer to their coat.

How to Take Dogs in Indian Railways

Train Travel Rules With Your Pet * A passenger can take pet dog like German Shepherd along with him in AC First Class or First Class only, provided he/she reserves either a two berth or a four berth compartment exclusively for his/her use, paying the due charges depending upon the type of train.

Know About Greyhound(Racing Dog)

This majestic breed can attain a top speed of 45 miles per hour. Though the present breed is believed to have originated in England.. The unique thing about the Greyhound is that it has depictions in almost every country of the world. ... In fact this racing dog will touch around 45 miles per hour within 30 feet.

How To Make A Dog Farm In India

Once your are clear with your plan, it is time for the action to start. You need to confirm the breed you want to work with and find your founding dogs, meet breeders, start building your dog spaces at home, buy the beddings, kennel disinfectants and buy all the supplies you will need.

Why My Dog Is Not Barking

Respiratory conditions, chronic vomiting, trauma to the larynx or trachea, and metabolic disorders are all possible medical reasons why a dog doesn't bark. Anything that affects the larynx (voice box) can make it painful and even impossible for a dog to bark. Laryngeal disease is one of the most common culprits.

Supplements of Dogs

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Importance of Liver Tonic, Multi Vitamins And Calcium

For healthy dogs, be sure to give Liver Tonic every spring and fall. Combine with Love Bugs to fight viruses and support the body.Our top choice is Buddy & Lola Multivitamins for Dogs. These chicken-liver vitamin tablets taste great to dogs and contain a perfect balance of vitamins, minerals, and nutrients. The majority of multivitamins for dogs come in tablet form

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Dog's Head And Body Growth Tips

Start with a good dog food diet.Add supplements to get missing nutrients.Continue regular daily exercise.Ask your veterinarian whether additional exercise is safe.Add weight vests to give your dog a challenge.Try different types of exercise next.Allow time for muscles to develop.