Category: Dogs

Have you ever been out walking your dog, and they suddenly stop to chow down on a mouthful of grass? Maybe you’ve even had to pull them away so they don’t make themselves sick! You’re probably wondering why your dog loves grass so much when they have perfectly good food at home.

As it turns out, there are a few reasons for this phenomena. Some people believe that dogs eat grass because they are missing certain vitamins or minerals in their diet. Others believe that dogs eat grass because they are feeling nauseous and the grass makes them feel better. And still others believe that dogs just like the taste of grass!

Let’s take a closer look at each of these explanations to see if we can get to the bottom of this mystery.

If you’re a cat lover, you’re probably always on the lookout for ways to make your feline friend happy. One popular option is catnip, which usually comes in the form of a small toy, dried leaves, or a spray. But what about dogs? They won’t benefit from catnip, but is there an alternative that will work on a canine?

Let’s take a closer look at the herb anise to see if it’s truly beneficial for our canine friends.

Have you ever noticed a small, flesh-colored growth on your dog and wondered, “Could that be a skin tag?” While skin tags are more commonly found in humans, it is possible for dogs to get them too. Here’s everything you’d want to know about skin tags on dogs.

Do you love dogs but are worried about your allergies or your kids’ having an allergic reaction? Well, don’t let that stop you from getting a furry friend! There are lots of hypoallergenic dog breeds out there that are just perfect for people with allergies. One of these breeds is the Pug. Pugs are small, watchful, and can be quiet when necessary – making them the perfect companion for almost anyone. But are they really hypoallergenic? Let’s take a closer look.

Is your dog looking at you with a side eye? With his or her head turned, but clearly looking at you? Is this a new form of body language for the dog, or just something you’ve started to wonder about?

Dog side eye, or “whale eye” as canine behavioral experts might call it, is a real behavior with real implications about the dog’s state of being.