My Dog's Tongue Hangs Out All Of The Time. Shoud I Worry?

Posted on: 17 June 2016

When a dog is panting or resting, it's normal for his tongue to hang out. However, what if you notice that your dog's tongue seems to be hanging out of its mouth a lot more than usual--or all of the time? Should you be worried? Causes of a Protruding Tongue It's common for small dogs with flat faces, like pugs and Boston terriers, to have tongues that stick out simply because they may have been born with tongues that are too long for their short oral cavities.
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Tips For Cleaning Your Dog's Teeth At Home

Posted on: 17 June 2016

Dental care is important in humans to help prevent things like gingivitis, bone loss and periodontal disease. Did you know it's just as important for your furry companion as well? Although your dog doesn't need to go to the dentist every six months like people do, you should be cleaning your dog's teeth a few times per week. See below for helpful tips to clean your dog's teeth at home.
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5 Tips For Keeping Your Dog Safe During A Summer Barbecue

Posted on: 17 June 2016

Barbecues are a popular summertime pastime. You can enjoy the warm weather and sunshine with your friends while eating delicious food. Your dog can have a great time too! However, barbecues pose some dangers for pups, so you have to watch yours extra carefully. Here are five helpful tips for keeping your dog safe during a summer barbecue: Ask Your Guests Not to Give Your Dog Food It is very likely that your dog will beg your guests for their food during the barbecue.
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How To Make Your Older, Arthritic Dog More Comfortable

Posted on: 16 June 2016

Has your older dog begun to move more stiffly and slowly? Chances are, he is suffering from arthritis. The symptoms are the same in dogs as they are in humans – the joints begin to feel sore and stiff. To help your older, arthritic dog feel more comfortable, follow these tips. Put everything on the same floor. Navigating stairs will become harder as your dog's arthritis progresses. Sometimes, he may feel up to climbing up or down the stairs – and you should let him – but you don't want your home set up in a way that forces him to navigate the stairs.
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