Fleas are annoying little creatures. Their bites are annoying and can cause a lot of annoyance to our pets, and not to mention the possibility of skin infections, allergies, and irritations. Get rid of fleas from your pet and your home by following a simple guideline.
There are several ways you can eliminate fleas which are infesting your dog and your home. While there are commercially produced solutions and chemicals which you can easily purchase, there are also means which includes the use of common natural ingredients for a safer and non-toxic way of killing fleas.
Leaving your bulldog alone at home can be very stressful for them. And indeed, just like most of us humans, they also get bored and lonely when left alone to themselves. But as this video shows, there are few tips you can follow to reduce the stress on the bulldog when you have to leave home for work. Try…
Dr Karen Becker recommends FOOT SOAKS for disinfecting dog paws with itchiness and exposed to certain contaminants like salts, pesticides, mud’s, leaves and all environmental allergens that exposes to your dog paws specifically on summer when they are not wearing socks at play. When these allergens can’t be cured, your dogs will began licking continuously that may lead to…
There are a few basic things to remember if you want to properly take care of your pet bulldog. First, because of their short snouts, it is harder for bulldogs to regulate its temperature thus making them susceptible to overheating. Secondly, the folds on their snouts can accumulate dirt and moisture which can become a starting point for skin…
While they are the most iconic features of your bulldog, they are also areas on the face where infections are likely to occur when not cleaned regularly. The eyes and the wrinkles on your bulldog’s face can become a starting point for infections. Watch the video and learn how you can easily keep these areas clean.
Does a bulldog need to be groomed? Yes! Although they may look like no amount of makeover can remedy their menacing looks, bulldogs still need to be groomed. Grooming does not just add to a dog’s looks, it is also part of keeping the dog healthy. After all, one sign of a healthy bulldog is a healthy appearance.
Heat strokes are one of the leading causes of bulldog deaths during warm weather. Because they are susceptible to overheating, it is important to keep your dog hydrated and out of the heat. To do this, make sure that your bulldog has access to cool, clean water to drink, and a maybe a pool or basin where he can…
During the heat of the summer season, your bulldog’s health might just be at risk. Because some dogs tend to adjust to varying temperatures easier than others, those who can’t adjust (such as bulldogs) easily may get overheated. Help your dog cool off with the revolutionary bulldog cooling bandana!
Removing ticks from your dogs is essential especially on tick season. Common sights of the tick are in between foot, bottom-side of the foot, on the ear canal and seldom on the body. To remove them, use a fine tick tweezers or a tick removing tool. Concentrate on the tick itself and avoid pulling your pets skin. With a…
