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It’s a general consensus that Labrador Retrievers make wonderful family pets. In fact, Labrador Retrievers are the most popular dog breed for families. What makes a good family dog?  Temperaments and needs that align with the family’s. Determining factors that make a ‘good family dog’ is relative to the owner’s preferences and living conditions. This…

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For first-time puppy parents, knowing when your four-legged friend is experiencing a simple stomach virus or something more serious can be daunting. Because there are a variety of different symptoms and correlating canine ailments, it’s essential to know the difference between them, and when a trip to the vet is required. This article will discuss…

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There has perhaps never been an animal so widely loved and universally respected as the Labrador Retriever. From their contagious smiles, natural enthusiasm, and perpetual happiness, the reason the Labrador (also known as the St. John’s dog) is the #1 most popular dog breed in America. They’re large enough to join the family on adventures,…

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If you’ve recently adopted a puppy, you’re probably thrilled. There’s a new furball in your life, and you may find yourself spending all your free time playing with him, making sure he is comfortable, teaching him to do his business outside, and generally just spending time hanging around with your new family member. Eventually, though,…

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What is Claritin? What is Claritin? Claritin, known generically as Loratadine, is an over-the-counter antihistamine drug used to treat allergy symptoms in human beings, including those resulting from moderate food allergies to seasonal allergies. Claritin works by blocking histamine, a substance in the body that initiates symptoms such as runny nose, watery eyes, sneezing, and…

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One month later and several training sessions, his energy is now controllable and his skin is much better and continues to get better, growing more fur and less visible pinkness.

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When a dog owner notices their furry little friend isn’t feeling so well, often the first thing they do is open the old medicine cabinet. But, it goes without saying, dogs and people are different. Dogs’ and humans’ genetic makeup is drastically different and medicine that works on humans, doesn’t always have the same effect…

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Urinary Tract Infections, better known as a UTI, are extremely common in puppies. The puppy’s frequent urination and inability to control when and where he goes is often misinterpreted by pet owners as a behavioral problem. However, misdiagnosing a UTI as a behavioral issue can actually result in ineffective house training – which is why…

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Let’s face it, watching your pet suffer from pain is difficult, if not downright impossible. It can be tempting to give your dog pain medication from your medicine cabinet because you want so badly to give him some relief. However, this is an unwise idea. You should always see your veterinarian before administering any kind…

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Any dog owner would be concerned to see their dog limping, but it can be especially alarming to see a puppy limp. Their young age and generally healthy bodies don’t lend themselves easily to the idea of a limp, which typically comes with age. So what could be the problem? The truth is there are…

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