Dog DNA testing is the easiest, fastest, and most reliable way to find out everything you have ever wanted to know about your canine friend. Whether your dog is still just a puppy or has been living with you for […]
Unfortunately, diabetes in dogs cannot be cured, but this disease CAN be managed and controlled by a committed owner.
If your four-legged friend is overweight or obese, he/she might be at risk of several major conditions that can really make your dog’s life less than enjoyable.
As a responsible dog owner, you must know that too much exercise might be just as bad as getting too little.
We at Dog Notebook recommend establishing a habit of regular grooming sessions early in your pooch’s life. That way, grooming will become a fun, pleasurable and healthy bonding routine for you and your furry friend.
Finding flea bites and ticks on your dog’s skin can indeed be annoying, but being annoyed is the least of your and your pooch’s concerns. The consequences of the infestation of these despicable insects can be a lot worse, health-wise.
The interview process is key here, and you should approach this task with the same care you would when interviewing a babysitter or nanny. In that name, here are 7 most important questions you must ask your pet sitter to-be.
Pugs are really cute. However, their charm becomes much less endearing when you know that all their cute features are actually a product of purpose-bred genetic defects, which is basically ruining this breed’s life comfort and can in its most serious forms lead to paralysis.
Some pooches are happy travelers who enjoy car rides and love to get in a car, hang their heads out the window, and simply relish the whole ear-flapping experience. However, this isn’t always a good idea.
Our beloved canine friends can sometimes be a pain in the neck when it is time to go on a road trip. However, with careful planning and by choosing the right safety equipment, bringing your dog on a road trip can indeed be fun and free from hassle.
Recognizing any ear disease in dogs is not exactly rocket science. Your doggo will feel discomfort and will dig and scratch at the sore ear.
Cooked bones for dogs should be a big NO-NO. The cooking process makes bones more brittle, which means they might splinter and cause severe internal injuries to your beloved pet.