Jackob Evans 
When flu season rolls around, anyone who’s heard coughing or blowing their nose is suspect. Are their cheeks ruddy with fever or flushed from the cold? Is that a hoarse voice because they smoke or because they’re coming down with the flu? If you’ve ever been down with the flu, you know it’s truly awful. … Read more
Oh, the human cold. It’s the most common illness among humans, and it’s always miserable. From a stuffed up nose to body aches to a sore throat, the cold provides a plethora of misery no matter how healthy you are. You’re all too aware that the cold is extremely contagious (especially if one of your … Read more
You’d be hard pressed to find a dog owner who doesn’t love to give their dog a smooch (or ten) throughout the day. You may not be laying one right on your pooch’s lips, but it’s hard not to nuzzle their fuzzy heads and irresistibly soft snouts. With millions of dogs getting kissed by their … Read more
If you’ve been an unfortunate sufferer of insomnia or simply have difficulty falling asleep on a regular basis, then you’ve probably had experience with melatonin supplements. You can purchase this hormone in a pill form to help regain your normal sleep cycle, and it helps drop your body back into its normal circadian rhythms so … Read more
Arthritis is common in older dogs, and it causes just as much discomfort in canines as it does humans. There are a few different medications effective at treating arthritis pain and inflammation, but they’re available by prescription only. If your dog has arthritis or they’re showing the signs of deteriorating joints, it’s essential to think … Read more
If you’re prone to motion sickness, then you are very familiar with dramamine. Whether it’s roller coasters, boats, or just riding in a car that triggers intense nausea and misery, you know that Dramamine is one of the most effective drugs to treat your symptoms. Does your dog get sick whenever they ride in the … Read more
Strep throat hurts. You’re fine one day, and then you wake up in the middle of the night and it feels like you’re swallowing razor blades. It takes a few days for antibiotics to kick in, but when they do, they’re like magic. Strep (streptococcus) is a pretty common bacteria, so it’s completely logical to … Read more
If your dog has lived more than a few years, then it’s almost guaranteed that they’ve been on at least one round of antibiotics in their lifetime. But if you have a relatively healthy dog who’s never been on antibiotics before, then the world of antibiotics is probably strange to you. Can I Give My … Read more
Whenever you fell and skinned a knee as a child, your mom probably slathered the wound with Neosporin and covered it up with a bandage. Neosporin is quite good at preventing infections in minor wounds and it’s probably one of the best selling antibiotic ointments on the market. Since dogs get injured, too, is Neosporin … Read more
Prednisone is one of the most commonly prescribed steroids in both human and veterinary medicine. It’s used to treat a variety of ailments from joint pain to cancer. If your dog has been prescribed prednisone, there is a long list of things you should be aware of before you give them that first pill. Always … Read more
With the rainy weather comes an influx of slimy snails and slugs in your yard and garden. These little creatures may be interesting to look at, but they can wreak havoc on your beloved plants. Before you put out a bunch of slug and snail bait, use caution if you also have dogs in your … Read more
If you’ve ever taken tramadol, then you know how effective it is at treating pain. Whether you’ve had a minor surgery or you suffer from migraines, tramadol is very effective at getting rid of the pain quickly. No matter what you’ve been prescribed tramadol for, you might be tempted to use it for your dog … Read more
When your head is pounding or your back is screaming in protest, you can stop at any corner store and get some pain pills to help ease the discomfort. If your dog is in pain, your options for relieving their discomfort are much more limited. There’s nothing over the counter that you can give your … Read more
What is Novox for dogs? Carprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), also known as Novox. It also comes under the brand name Rimadyl. The chemical structure of no vox is not different from Norocarp, Vetprofen, and Carpaquin. The Chemical Formula of Novox for Dogs Trivia Novox for dogs: Initially, Novox was manufactured for human … Read more
Migraines, back pain, and general wear and tear on your body often leave you reaching for your favorite pain reliever to alleviate the discomfort. It isn’t hard to find an effective pill to help with whatever you’re feeling, but your dog doesn’t have that luxury, unfortunately. If your dog is suffering from pain, you can’t … Read more