Canine Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Is Your Dog at Risk?
Canine inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is the term used to describe a number of gut disorders that affect dogs. It describes a number of diseases that share similar symptoms however the primary causes can differ slightly – in most cases the exact cause(s) are unknown.
Breed Specific Pet Foods
Canine nutrition is an important factor to consider when owning a dog. Without the proper nutrition dogs can become fat, thin, lethargic, develop dental diseases or other health problems.
Researchers Use YouTube to Investigate Tail Chasing Behaviour
Recent scientific research has used the highly popular video-sharing site, YouTube, to conduct a study on tail chasing (sometimes known as spinning) in dogs. Whilst most of us deem tail chasing as a relatively normal yet humorous behaviour, there are suggestions that there could be a relationship between tail chasing
Researchers Suggest Canine ‘Electric Nose’ for Disease Diagnosis
A dog’s sense of smell is undoubtedly his most powerful sense. Just look at the applications of dogs in everyday use – from sniffing out drugs and bombs to survivors of natural disasters, all rely heavily on the powerful ability of dogs to detection of scents. With that in mind,
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