If you’re a dog parent like me, you’ve probably noticed that our furry friends sometimes have itchy, irritated skin. While a lot of things can cause discomfort for our dogs, one of the most common culprits is fungal infections. These little troublemakers can leave your dog constantly scratching, licking, or even causing hotspots. This is…
As a veterinary assistant with a special focus on nutrition, I’ve seen a lot of pet owners struggle with shedding issues in their dogs. Whether you’re tired of fur all over your furniture or simply want to improve your dog’s overall health, one of the most common questions I get is: How to reduce dog…
If you’ve ever noticed your dog walking around with a limp tail or even a completely floppy one, you’re probably wondering, “What does it mean if a dog’s tail is limp?” This might be more common than you’d think, and while it can sometimes be a simple issue that resolves on its own, it could…
As a Veterinary Assistant with a focus on nutrition, I’ve had the opportunity to work closely with both pets and their owners, particularly dogs. One of the most common concerns I’ve encountered is the impact of seasonal changes on dogs’ behavior. Just like humans, dogs can be affected by the seasons, but can dogs get…
If you’ve ever been around a dog that’s constantly sneezing, you know it can be a bit concerning. Chronic sneezing in dogs can be an indication of something more serious, and it’s essential to understand how to help a dog with chronic sneezing. As a Veterinary Assistant with a special focus on nutrition, I’ve seen…
As a Veterinary Assistant with a focus on pet nutrition, one of the most common questions I get asked by concerned pet owners is, ‘Why does my dog’s belly look bloated?’ It’s not uncommon to notice your dog looking a little “off,” especially when their belly seems unnaturally enlarged or swollen. Whether it’s after a…
As a Veterinary Assistant with a focus on nutrition, I’ve seen firsthand how important it is to pay attention to every detail when it comes to caring for our pets. One of the often overlooked aspects of dog health is how to protect a dog’s coat from sun damage. Many pet owners might not realize…
As a veterinary assistant with a nutrition focus, I’ve seen a wide range of skin issues in dogs. One common concern that many dog owners bring up is scabs on their dog’s skin. It’s something that can be incredibly worrying, but understanding what to do if your dog has scabs on their skin is the…
Dealing with a pup who has tummy troubles can be heartbreaking. I’ve seen it first-hand during my years working as a veterinary assistant, especially when digestive enzyme deficiency is at the root of it. If you’re wondering how to help a dog with digestive enzyme deficiency, you’re definitely not alone. It’s more common than most…