Grooming
How to Cut Your Dog’s Nails Without Stress (for Either of You)
Long nails can hurt your dog and cause health issues. This guide shows you how to trim them safely and stress-free—no groomer needed.
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Mastering Yorkie Shedding: Expert Tips for Effective Management Strategies
In the realm of fluffy companions, Yorkshire Terriers reign supreme as adorable bundles of joy. However, behind their irresistibly cute appearance lies a common challenge that many Yorkie owners face: shedding. For those who adore their Yorkies but find themselves constantly battling the never-endin
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Cracked dog paws? Here's how to fix them quickly and easily
If your dog has cracked paws, you might be wondering what you can do to help them heal faster and prevent further damage. Cracked paws can be painful and uncomfortable for your furry friend, and they can also lead to infections or other complications if left untreated. In this blog
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The Scratchy Truth About Mange On Dogs
Mange on dogs can be a serious and uncomfortable condition for both you and your furry friend. Get tips on prevention and treatment here!
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Is Your Dog Bathing Schedule Appropriate? Here's What The Experts Say!
Dogs require regular baths to stay clean and healthy, but how often should you wash your dog? The answer may surprise you.
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Dogs and Dry Skin: How to Help Your Pup
Dry skin can be a common problem for dogs, but it doesn't have to be permanent. You can help your pup feel more comfortable and healthy.
Dog Breeds
Why Do Yorkies Shed and What You Can Do About It
When it comes to Yorkies, one common complaint is they shed too much. While it’s true all dogs shed, Yorkies seem to shed more than most.
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How to Keep Your Dog's Nails Trimmed and Healthy
As a dog owner, it's important to keep your dog's nails trimmed and healthy. Here are things you to do to make sure their nails stay healthy.
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Do Dog's Whiskers Grow Back? The Science Behind It!
Interestingly, the answer is (mostly) yes! Dog's whiskers are deeply rooted in their skin and will (usually) grow back if they are lost.