Ligamentous injuries in dogs typically occur due to twisting, skidding, turning awkwardly, or overstretching. If your four-legged buddy has been limping, it could signify a cruciate ligament injury.
If your dog has arthritis or other joint issues, glucosamine can work wonders in improving joint health and reducing inflammation. But how many claims about glucosamine are valid? Let's discuss this.
A dog's joints and bones are integral to its movement. Nature has a sophisticated design to protect these components of an animal's body. One constituent of this design is cartilage, a connective tissue that protects the joints and bones.
Many places around the world have experienced hotter than usual temperatures this summer. As much as this affects you, your dog is probably affected even more because they can’t sweat. Dogs primarily cool themselves by panting, which isn’t as efficient as sweating.
The world today is all about less waste. With that in mind, it can be tempting to give your dog your food scraps or trimmings. After all, they’d surely love the new, delicious treat. Unfortunately, many human food items are a big no-no for your dog.
