Ageing is part and parcel of life. Our furry companions who were once a young and little puppy, is now moving into their senior years. Dogs of different breeds and sizes age at different rates. Large breed dogs are considered to be senior dogs at around age 5 to 6 while smaller breed dogs become…
Chinese New Year is around the corner! Are you intending to bring your dogs along for CNY visitations? In today’s article, we will be sharing some of the things that you can do to make your dogs feel comfortable in new environments. When your dog experiences a new environment, we do not know exactly how…
Advertisements emphasize on how human conditioner leaves our hair smooth and silky after a bath. How applicable is this when it comes to dog conditioners? Before we dive into the world of dog conditioners, let’s talk about dog shampoo. A shampoo is important in every dogs’ shower routine. They help to take care of dirt,…
We are delighted to announce that our Herbal Ear Drops has officially been re-branded under Roots All Natural. After months of working on the new label design, we present to you the new Roots Herbal Ear Drops & Cleanser! This botanical infused cleansing oil helps to soften the ear wax of your fur-kids and is…
These 5 behaviours exhibited by dogs may or may not signal trouble. Tail-chasing – It’s perfectly normal for puppies to chase their tails; it’s their way of getting to know their bodies. But if this persists into adulthood, you may need to consult a vet and behaviourist. Crotch-sniffing – It’s also perfectly normal for…
Like humans, dogs also produce eye gunk. Dog eye discharge and tear staining (those reddish brown streaks you see running down their eyes) are common problems, especially with certain breeds like Poodles and Malteses. Find out what causes them and how to fix them. What causes tear stains? Excessive tearing of the eyes…
It’s important to know what type of eye injury your dog may have. These are the 9 most commonly seen eye disorders in dogs. Conjunctivitis: One of your dog’s eyes will look red and swollen, and there may be discharge. Image credit: www.dogster.com Dry Eye: Low tear production can cause corneal inflammation, squinting and…
Arthritis is very common in middle-aged to older pets, but even younger dogs and cats, under certain circumstances, can suffer from arthritic symptoms. Arthritis causes changes within the affected joints that can be very painful for the pet. This pain is responsible for the following signs associated with arthritis. Limping is a common sign of…
Herbs have long been used to treat and prevents ailments in humans, and apart from smelling good and adding oomph to your cooking, certain herbs are helpful to our canines too. Here are five that may help you save a few bucks on vet visits: 1. Aloe Vera Great as a treatment for burns,…
Not sure why Fido is scratching incessantly? If it isn’t fleas or ticks, it could be a food allergy. Here are some ways to find out if your furry friend is suffering from food allergies. Common signs of food allergies include: Chronic ear inflammation Gastrointestinal problems Chronic diarrhea Chronic gas Licking of limbs Itchy…