Jackob Evans 
Steroids are a wonderful family of drugs that treat a variety of ailments. Cortisone is most often used in humans to treat inflammation associated with injuries and allergic reactions, respiratory difficulties, and skin conditions. While there are a variety of prescription-grade medications that are safe for both humans and dogs, cortisone is not one of … Read more
Allergies are unpleasant for every species. If you’ve mistakenly thought that allergies are specific to humans, then your dog is probably allergy-free. But if you’ve noticed your dog is itchy, prone to licking or chewing their feet, or breaking out in hives, then it’s a safe bet they’ve got allergies. Luckily, there are allergy medications … Read more
Not too many Americans eat dates on a regular basis. While they’re a staple in other cultures, you usually have to go to specialty grocery stores to find them here. If you’re one of the few people who love dates, at some point you’re going to wonder if your dog is going to be okay … Read more
Valium is a commonly prescribed benzodiazepine used to treat anxiety, muscle spasms, and alcohol withdrawal symptoms in humans. It is a controlled substance that you can’t get over the counter, and typically doctors prescribe it with great discretion. It’s become quite useful in veterinary medicine, too, treating a variety of ailments in dogs and cats. … Read more
Metacam is a very safe NSAID with minimal side effects in The majority of canine NSAID pain medications come in pill form. Some dogs have no problems taking pills, but some dogs are almost impossible to “pill” no matter what trick you have up your sleeve. Luckily, there is a liquid pain medication available for … Read more
Controlling your dog’s pain isn’t as easy as taking care of your own headache. While you have a cabinet filled with a variety of pain medications, it doesn’t work that way when it comes to giving your dog a pain pill. If you’ve owned a dog for a significant period of time, you already know … Read more
Diarrhea is one of the most unpleasant digestive problems you can experience. It seems to hit at the most inconvenient times, and whether it’s from a food that disagrees with you or a virus, you can help relieve the symptoms with Imodium. If you’ve noticed your dog’s stomach is in turmoil and they’ve got a … Read more
Can Dogs Get Buzzed on Catnip? If you’ve ever spent any time on social media, you’ve seen the funny memes and pictures depicting the effect catnip has on cats. From being passed out next to catnip plants or a driveway filled with blissed out kitties, cats certainly don’t suffer any ill effects from this curious … Read more
While dogs can’t tell you if they’re having aches and pains, they do get them. Older dogs become arthritic while puppies have growing pains just like human children do. You might think it’s okay to give your dog human pain medications, but it’s actually very dangerous if you aren’t administering the medication under your vet’s … Read more
Experienced parents are all too aware of the existence of Pedialyte. This electrolyte drink is excellent for treating and preventing dehydration in incidences of diarrhea and vomiting in humans. Have you ever wondered about the safety and efficacy of Pedialyte for dogs? Can I Give My Dog Pedialyte? Pedialyte is safe for dogs if your … Read more
Supplements that are safe to add to your dog’s diet are best when your veterinarian approves them before you administer them. While safety is definitely a concern, so is its efficacy. There’s no point in supplementing your dog’s diet if it isn’t going to do anything, especially since some supplements are incredibly expensive. Fish oil … Read more
Glucosamine is a joint supplement administered to relieve arthritis pain or prevent joint issues from occurring. Dogs aren’t immune to joint degeneration like humans are, especially as they get older. Have you been considering adding a glucosamine supplement to prevent arthritis or alleviate the discomfort from existing joint disease in your dog? Glucosamine might be … Read more
Holistic medicine is still quite controversial in veterinary medicine. Some vets embrace holistic remedies while others scoff at its efficacy. Regardless of your opinion on natural remedies, it’s important to remember that some conditions require pharmaceutical interventions to keep your dog healthy. Apple Cider Vinegar for Dogs: Is It Safe? Apple cider vinegar (ACV) is … Read more
Is Squash Good for Dogs? Squash may not be the most popular vegetable on the shelf, but when cooked correctly, it can be a delicious and versatile addition to your meals. However, can you give it to your dog or should you avoid adding it to your dog’s dietary rotation? Yes, and it is nutritious too! … Read more
If you’ve ever been munching on beef jerky, you’ve seen how it grabs your dog’s attention as soon as you open up the bag. The smell of smoked, dried meat is just too much for even the most polite dog to resist begging for, so you’ve probably handed off a few bites to your pup. … Read more