Small Dog
From nutrition and grooming to training and health tips, we've got you covered. Your small dog may be little in size, but they hold a big place in your heart, and we're dedicated to helping you provide them with the best care and love possible. Whether you have a pint-sized Pomeranian, a charming Chihuahua, an energetic Shih Tzu, a delightful Dachshund, or any other small breed, we're here to celebrate and support your journey as pet parents
Feeding
7 Essential Dog Food Ingredients
Want to provide your dog with a quality life? Pay extra attention to its diet. Dog’s need nearly 37 essential nutrients to…
Kibble size: why it matters for small breed dogs
Dry kibble is a popular meal option for many pet parents, owing to the ease and convenience associated with it. Unlike…
5 Ways Wet Dog Food Can Benefit Your Pooch
Did you know? Dogs, especially the picky ones, generally get enticed by wet dog food. Thanks to its taste, texture, and rich…
How is packed dog food better than homemade dog food?
Home cooked meals, unless prepared by veterinary nutritionists, can be deficient or unbalanced in terms of required…
Caring
Ringworm in Dogs: Symptoms, Causes, Prevention & Treatment
Ringworm in dogs is a common fungal infection that affects the skin, hair, and nails of our canine companions. Despite its…
Fungal Infection in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms, Prevention & Treatment
Fungal infections in dogs, particularly fungal skin infections, are common and can cause significant discomfort. One…
Canine Distemper: Symptoms, Causes, and Prevention
Canine distemper is a highly contagious and potentially severe disease caused by the canine distemper virus. Dogs generally…
Hot Spots in Dogs: Symptoms, Prevention & Treatment
Hot spots, also known as pyotraumatic dermatitis, are one of the most common skin conditions in dogs. They are inflamed, red…
Training
Can Dogs Eat Mango? Feeding Guide For Pet Owners
Sweet, juicy, and impossible to resist, mangoes are a staple in many households. Many pet parents show affection through…
Can Dogs Eat Cheese? A Guide for Pet Owners
Many pet parents view cheese as a special treat. Since it’s flavorful, convenient to portion, and great at grabbing a dog’s…
Is Milk Good for Dogs? A Safety Guide
There are a lot of misconceptions about whether dogs should or shouldn’t drink milk. Many pet parents offer milk thinking it…
Is Peanut Butter Okay for Dogs? A Safety Guide
Dogs are naturally drawn to peanut butter. The smell, the texture, and the taste often make it one of their all-time…
FAQs
Always keep an eye on your dog’s behaviour and daily habits. If you suddenly notice a drop in their activity level or if you notice a sudden loss in their weight, one of the reasons for those changes might be improper or insufficient feeding. A toy breed dog weighing six pounds or less should consume one-third to about one-half cup of dog food per day. Dogs measuring thirty to fifty pounds, such as Australian shepherds and collies, require one-and-three-quarters cup to two-and-two-thirds cup of dog food each day.
Always keep an eye on your dog’s behaviour and daily habits. If you suddenly notice a drop in their activity level or if you notice a sudden loss in their weight, one of the reasons for those changes might be improper or insufficient feeding. A toy breed dog weighing six pounds or less should consume one-third to about one-half cup of dog food per day. Dogs measuring thirty to fifty pounds, such as Australian shepherds and collies, require one-and-three-quarters cup to two-and-two-thirds cup of dog food each day.
Always keep an eye on your dog’s behaviour and daily habits. If you suddenly notice a drop in their activity level or if you notice a sudden loss in their weight, one of the reasons for those changes might be improper or insufficient feeding. A toy breed dog weighing six pounds or less should consume one-third to about one-half cup of dog food per day. Dogs measuring thirty to fifty pounds, such as Australian shepherds and collies, require one-and-three-quarters cup to two-and-two-thirds cup of dog food each day.
Always keep an eye on your dog’s behaviour and daily habits. If you suddenly notice a drop in their activity level or if you notice a sudden loss in their weight, one of the reasons for those changes might be improper or insufficient feeding. A toy breed dog weighing six pounds or less should consume one-third to about one-half cup of dog food per day. Dogs measuring thirty to fifty pounds, such as Australian shepherds and collies, require one-and-three-quarters cup to two-and-two-thirds cup of dog food each day.
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