Dr. Mohsin Iqbal is a licensed veterinarian with more than 5 years of experience in veterinary medicine. After receiving his DVM degree from The Islamia University of Bahawalpur, Pakistan, he worked as a veterinarian in both government and private sectors. Dr. Mohsin specializes in small animal medicine and surgery and has experience treating all types of animals including dogs, cats, horses, and reptiles. He has a passion for pets and has written several eBooks on pet care and surgery. In addition to his clinical work, he also volunteers his time for various animal rescue organizations and helps care for injured and abandoned animals.
Dogs are naturally curious animals who love to explore and investigate anything they can get their teeth on. As such, it is no surprise that one of the things dogs may chew on in the house is shoes. Whether it’s your favorite pair of sneakers or grandma’s old slippers, a dog can have a lot of fun (and make quite a mess) digging their teeth into your footwear. But why do dogs chew shoes anyway?
Being close to canine friends, you are well known for their likes and dislikes. Many pet owners have noted that their furry friends seem to take pleasure in the comfort and protection provided by clothing, but is this the case with all dogs? In other words, do dogs like wearing human clothes?
The Samoyed is an excellent companion with a delightful and cheerful personality that makes them popular with families. They are well-known for their loyalty and intelligence, making them easy to train. But when it comes to sledding, how capable are Samoyeds?
Grooming is essential for a healthy dog, not only to keep their coat clean and free from tangles but also to detect any underlying health issues that may be present. However, it’s not uncommon for some dogs to act differently after a grooming session. They may seem anxious, fearful, or even aggressive. So, what could be causing this strange behavior?
The Samoyed is a majestic and ancient dog breed renowned for its friendly disposition, striking white coat, and playful spirit. Not surprisingly, this beloved breed comes at a price – but just how much does it cost to own a Samoyed?
Tea tree oil is a popular natural remedy for skin care and hygiene, including dog grooming. Adding tea tree oil to your pup’s shampoo can help cleanse, nourish, and hydrate their coat while also providing soothing relief from skin irritations. But how much should you add? What are the benefits of using tea tree oil in dog shampoo, and what concentration should you use?
Dogs make wonderful companions, and when they are puppies, they bring joy to our lives in so many ways. It’s not always easy to determine when your pup has transitioned out of the “puppy stage.” So, at what point is a dog no longer considered a puppy?
Dogs are not only lovable and loyal companions. They have also been known to rock their fair share of fashionable or unfashionable accessories, such as the dreaded cone of shame. That’s right. Those uncomfortable plastic cones are often necessary when it comes to keeping our furry friends safe. But safe from what, and why must dogs wear cones in the first place?
Dogs are renowned for their loyalty, love, and devotion. But one thing that often stands out is their natural happiness. It seems like no matter what a dog is going through, it can always put on a happy face and make the best of any situation. But where does this happiness come from? Are dogs naturally happy creatures?
Dogs are known for their curiosity. When they come across something new, they often want to investigate it. This is why it’s not surprising to find your dog gnawing on tree bark. The bark can be an interesting texture for them to explore, and some dogs may even find it tasty. But beyond their curiosity, what are other reasons your dog will eat tree bark?
