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Are your dogs lifting their paws off the ground, hopping, refusing to walk, or speeding up in cold weather? It’s likely they’re trying to tell you their paws are uncomfortable. Although dogs have some natural adaptations that help their paws tolerate lower temperatures, they can still feel the cold—even breeds often considered winter dogs, such…
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A rescue dog’s misadventure has become a safety warning for pet parents. Colton, the dog, was home alone when he spotted a mobile phone power pack on the kitchen counter and decided to grab it. He carried it to the living room rug and began chewing — accidentally biting into the lithium-ion battery and sparking…
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Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. Dogs Fred and Frank had the opposite of a “Sunday Fun Day” after a surprise run-in with a porcupine. Their dad, Lenny (TikTokker @trailerparkapparelco), shared a viral video of the pair getting a ride to the vet. Both of their muzzles were riddled with porcupine quills—but despite what had to be a…
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Many dogs enjoy munching on corn, and it’s often found as an ingredient in many dog foods. It’s perfectly fine for dogs to consume with one exception – corn cobs. Corn cobs pose a serious danger to dogs and can even threaten their lives. Unlike most vegetables, the cob can’t be digested or broken down…
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When chilly winter weather arrives, it’s not always fun to venture outside with your dog, especially when facing snow, sleet, cold rain, and icy wind. Many dogs start feeling chilly when temperatures drop below 45°F (7°C). This is especially true for breeds with shorter coats, like Pit Bulls, Greyhounds, Boxers, Chihuahuas, and Whippets. Puppies and…
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Police in Florida say they had to come to the rescue of a dog left inside a U-Haul truck heated by the sun while his owners went to the the beach. New Smyrna Beach Police Department shared video of the dog they found locked in the truck on June 2nd at New Smyrna Beach. The…
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If you’ve ever taken your dog to a dog park or to an off-leash walk you’ve probably seen two dogs get into a fight at some point or other. It can be a terrifying sight. Many pet parents panic and don’t know what to do. Oftentimes, people will do exactly what they shouldn’t do and…
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Are you and your dog ready for summer fun? Along with all the activities that come with the warmer weather comes being prepared for the heat and the Great Outdoors. So we’ve put together a recommended list of fun and functional items to accompany you and your fur friends on your sunny adventures whether it…
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Clyde is one lucky dog. Recently, the German Shepherd was rushed to South Carolina veterinarian Dr. Margaret Hunt, who saved him from choking to death! Clyde had gotten a rubber dog toy lodged in his throat. Unable to dislodge it, his family rushed him to emergency. Dr. Margaret Hunt put Clyde on his back and…
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Fernando Santos was busily looking at his phone and waiting for his apartment’s elevator, completely unaware of the danger a small dog was in. That’s because the tiny dog was dangling overhead and out of view. The dog didn’t bark or alert Santos to the trouble she was in. Thankfully, while waiting for the elevator…
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Almost all dogs eat something they shouldn’t at one time or another. When they do, you need to know what to do if what they’ve ingested is toxic or dangerous. Having a emergency first-aid kit ready to help treat accidental poisonings could save your dog’s life. What to do in case your dog is poisoned…
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Italy’s Coast Guard has K9 lifeguards who can leap from helicopters or speeding boats to aid swimmers in trouble. The Newfoundland dogs have a minimum of three years training before they can jump from moving transports and are considered expert rescuers. Their tremendous strength and swimming ability means these dogs can paddle to shore with…
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