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  • The Truth About Tear Stains and How to Treat Them

    The Truth About Tear Stains and How to Treat Them

    Terry Runion

    Tear stains in dogs are usually caused by excess tear production, facial structure, or mild irritants — and they can be treated with gentle grooming, dietary tweaks, and vet-approved products....

    The Truth About Tear Stains and How to Treat Them

    Terry Runion

    Tear stains in dogs are usually caused by excess tear production, facial structure, or mild irritants — and they can be treated with gentle grooming, dietary tweaks, and vet-approved products....

  • Brushing your dog’s teeth daily, offering dental chews, and scheduling regular vet cleanings are the three pillars of effective canine dental care. These habits help prevent plaque, gum disease, and serious health issues.

    Brushing your dog’s teeth daily, offering denta...

    Terry Runion

    Brushing your dog’s teeth daily, offering dental chews, and scheduling regular vet cleanings are the three pillars of effective canine dental care. These habits help prevent plaque, gum disease, and...

    Brushing your dog’s teeth daily, offering denta...

    Terry Runion

    Brushing your dog’s teeth daily, offering dental chews, and scheduling regular vet cleanings are the three pillars of effective canine dental care. These habits help prevent plaque, gum disease, and...

  • Double-coated breeds need regular brushing and seasonal deshedding, while single-coated breeds benefit from gentler grooming and occasional trims. Understanding your dog’s coat type helps prevent skin issues and keeps their fur healthy.

    Double-coated breeds need regular brushing and ...

    Terry Runion

    Double-coated breeds need regular brushing and seasonal deshedding, while single-coated breeds benefit from gentler grooming and occasional trims. Understanding your dog’s coat type helps prevent skin issues and keeps their...

    Double-coated breeds need regular brushing and ...

    Terry Runion

    Double-coated breeds need regular brushing and seasonal deshedding, while single-coated breeds benefit from gentler grooming and occasional trims. Understanding your dog’s coat type helps prevent skin issues and keeps their...

  • Dog Bathing Frequency

    Dog Bathing Frequency

    Terry Runion

    Most dogs should be bathed every 1 to 3 months, but the ideal frequency depends on breed, coat type, lifestyle, and skin health. Overbathing can strip natural oils, while underbathing...

    Dog Bathing Frequency

    Terry Runion

    Most dogs should be bathed every 1 to 3 months, but the ideal frequency depends on breed, coat type, lifestyle, and skin health. Overbathing can strip natural oils, while underbathing...

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