How to Stop Dog Food Aggression

Published in May 31st, 2009

I am sure that most pet lovers are aware that dogs with food aggression rarely stand a chance of adoption. Some experts truly believe that a dog who is food aggressive, or aggressive in any way for that matter, will eventually turn on the family who owns it. While there is some truth to this […]

Caring For Your New Puppy

Published in May 30th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Crate Training, Dog Crates & Beds, Dog Potty Training, Dog Distemper, Dog Worms, Dog Ear Infection, Dog Fleas Ticks, Dog Breed, Dog Training, Dog Accessories, Dog Care, Dog Dental Care, Dog Food

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Caring for your new puppy can be challenging. Before you bring your puppy home, make sure you have already taken care of some very important things.
Make sure you have checked the house and yard for hazards.Hide electrical cords behind furniture.
Pick up anything you don’t want eaten.
Hide cleaning products,pesticides,insecticides,anti-freeze, and rat and snail baits.
Check to make […]

How Dogs Get Roundworms

Published in May 29th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Worms, Dog Care

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If you have a dog, one thing you need to be conscious of are roundworms. Of course you may be wondering what roundworms are and why they can be such a negative thing for your dog. Basically, roundworms are tiny worms that have a body that is rounded. Normally, they are measure between 3-5 inches […]

How To Know If A Dog Has Worms - Learn To Tell The Signs Of A Worm Infection

Published in May 28th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Worms, Dog Care

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Worms can make your dog sick, and in worse cases, such as for heartworm, are fatal. All dogs should be on preventive medication for at least heartworms. However, there are many varieties of worms that can infect your dog. You need to learn how to know if your dog has worms as early as possible […]

Can My Kids Get Worms From Our Dogs?

Published in May 27th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Worms, Dog Care

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Dogs and kids go together. Most adults will have special memories of a particular dog if they were lucky enough to grow up with dogs as pets, and the same goes for the kids of today.The one potential drawback to this mutually beneficial relationship is the fact that most dogs will harbour worms at some […]

Dog Intestinal Worms - 3 Things You Need to Know About Deworming

Published in May 27th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Worms, Dog Care

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Dog intestinal worms are a fact of life for your dog - dogs and worms go together - and dog worms do not only influence the health of your dog, but the health of your family as well!
Deworming your dog is thus a vital step (although not the only one by any means!) in ensuring […]

Dog Health Care Article - The Importance of De-Worming Your Dog on a Regular Basis

Published in May 26th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Worms, Dog Care

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I’m a new mother again. My daughter just gave me an early Christmas present, a puppy. So over the course of the next few articles we will touch on puppy care. Christmas, Easter, Valentines, Mother’s Day, and Father’s Day usually bring an increase to a few families. No doubt there may be a few other […]

Canine Distemper in Dogs

Published in May 25th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Distemper, Dog Care

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I am sure we all want to protect our pets from disease and one common disease, called Canine Distemper is a worldwide problem and young puppies, in particular are the most susceptible and the most likely to die from the disease.
It is possible for humans to have a sub-clinical CDV infection although anyone who has […]

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