Puppies must chew at least 4-6 hours to be mentally and physically engaged. It's part of the teething and biological processes of puppy-hood. This right of passage whether your dog is undergoing it or past it a ten fold can…
SnoopyFebruary 17, 2013
As more New York dog owners are turning to have 1.5 vets, we came across a very cool blend of east meets west for your precious dog. Not only does this site feature veterinary acupuncture and complementary medicine, but they…
SnoopyFebruary 15, 2013
Nature's Herbs for Pets Clear Vision is beneficial for many eye conditions: eye infections/inflammation, double/blurred vision, dry eyes (non-tearing), conjunctivitis, failing eyesight, dilatation of pupils, cloudy eyes, etc. For minor conditions, a treatment course is 1 week and for more…
SnoopyFebruary 15, 2013
Dogs have a "third eyelid" that contains a tear gland that helps with the production of tears. It is located in the corner of each eye. Normally, you cannot see this gland. Canine cherry eye is an eye condition in…
SnoopyFebruary 14, 2013
Cherry eye in dogs is a disfiguring, but not painful, condition in which the third eyelid containing a tear gland has prolapsed causing a red bulge in the corner of the eye. For most dogs, cherry eye is only unsightly…
SnoopyFebruary 13, 2013
More and more snow and cold weather climate dog owners are turning to the pet industry's craftiest new solution to the elusive dog boot made of rubber or cloth. Gone are the days of dog owners spending countless hours and…
SnoopyFebruary 11, 2013
How to Choose a Healthy Pure-Bred Puppy WebMD veterinary expert answers commonly asked questions about how to choose a healthy, friendly pure-bred puppy as your new family pet. You made the decision to get a puppy and did your research…
SnoopyFebruary 7, 2013
The Perils of Gum Disease in Dogs WebMD Pet Health Feature By Wendy C. Fries Reviewed By Amy Flowers, DVM Gum disease is usually silent. When it starts there are no outward signs and symptoms. Yet once it advances, gum…
SnoopyFebruary 5, 2013
Personality: According to the American Kennel Club breed standard, a miniature schnauzer is "alert and spirited, yet obedient to command. He is friendly, intelligent and willing to please.” The American Miniature Schnauzer Club describes the breed as "Sweet, loving and…
SnoopyFebruary 4, 2013