You can't really blame him, if your dog grimaces and runs away when you try to give him his pills.

Who likes eating pills?

Dogs are very much like humans when taking their pills. Some dogs may be obedient and take their pills with a meal, while others may need more cajoling to have it. Let’s read on to see how you can lovingly encourage your canine friend to have his pill every day as scheduled.

Nuisance is the word which best describes fleas.

Fleas are tiny parasites which suck blood and irritate your canine friend. Getting rid of fleas can be complicated but is completely doable.

Let’s see the most effective steps to get rid of them from your home, once and for all.

Keeping yourself and your dog healthy encompasses taking care of all parts of your body. Especially, with the amount and frequency of eating, teeth care often gets overlooked.

In fact, the American Veterinary Dental College mentioned that by the time they are three years old, the majority of the dogs have symptoms of periodontal disease. 

Oral hygiene in dogs needs to be of adequate importance and treatment to avoid escalating into other associated diseases.

Bad breath is one of the many initial signs of dental disease. Probably, since it is supposed to be a normal event in dogs, pet parents tend to overlook.

Many serious issues can arise from periodontal disease. Tooth loss and systemic infections can occur in the dog’s body if dental disease is not treated.

Other associated health issues like jaw damage and heart disease may erupt if oral hygiene is not maintained. Let’s look at how we can maintain our canine friend’s teeth's overall health.

Dogs need grooming. Grooming is vital not only to maintain their outward look but also for their health. With lots of patience and practice, it is possible to keep your canine friend well groomed.

We have curated a list of tips from professional dog groomers and long-time dog owners to help you succeed and have a well-groomed pet.

We cannot stress the importance of grooming your canine friend.  

Apart from making a dog look good, adequate grooming keeps your pet’s health in check.  It controls parasites, odors and keeps their skin and nails healthy and germ-free.

Many pet parents prefer having dogs with minimal grooming and maintenance needs. Grooming is just one of the many factors which should be considered, when you consider getting a dog breed.

Though minimal maintenance will still require regular baths, coat brushing and nail trimming, you can check out these breeds.