Can dogs eat nuts? Nuts are packed with nutrients that are an essential part of our diets. However, our bodies are quite different from our furry friends. Even though we love to share a snack or two with our pups, it is essential to know which nuts are okay and which have the
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For many dog owners, it's hard to resist puppy eyes at the dinner table begging for a tasty human-food treat. While there are plenty of snacks safe for dogs, there are many that aren't. This is because dogs digest their food differently than we do. Some fruits and veggies are okay for dogs
Just like us, dogs enjoy snacking on some fruits! Most berries and drupes (fruits with a pit) are generally safe for dogs, however, there are some fruits that are NOT safe for your dog to consume. Here are a few essential things every responsible dog owner should consider before feeding any kind of fruit
Summer months can be dangerous for pets, especially if they are left outside without water and shade or travel in the car with you. With the warmer weather comes some unexpected dangers, so it’s a good idea to have your vet on speed dial. From overheating on too long of a walk or run,
Dogs and snakes aren't always a good combo. The warmer temperatures in spring and summer bring out more people, their pets, and snakes. More than 30 different species of snakes live in North Carolina. Most live in wooded areas, but they can also be present in your own backyard. Many of them are harmless,
Halloween is not always fun for the entire family, especially your furry family members. Take extra precautions to keep your fur babies safe this year as you might find that danger lurks in the shadows in more ways than one on October 31st. So how exactly do you keep your pet out of harm’s way
Many pet parents believe their dogs are safer from worms and parasites when the weather is cooler outside. The truth is that these hazards exist year-round, especially in mild, humid climates like central North Carolina. Some of these parasites and worms can even threaten your human loved ones. Luckily, most parasite dangers can be avoided
By Dr. Jaime Barta, DVM With summer fast approaching, we will soon be swimming in pools, having backyard picnics and enjoying outdoor sports. When we get too hot, we will be able to take a break and cool off inside in the air conditioning. We need to remember to also think about our furry little
