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  • Why are dogs noses black?

    Why are dogs noses black?

    Discover the intriguing reasons behind the black noses of dogs. Explore the science of genetics, the role of melanin, breed-specific traits, and how environmental factors influence this distinctive canine feature. Dive into a world of canine curiosities and learn how a dog’s nose colour can reflect its health and well-being. A must-read for dog lovers…

  • Can dogs eat bran flakes? 5 things you should know

    Can dogs eat bran flakes? 5 things you should know

    Discover if it’s safe to feed your furry friend bran flakes in our comprehensive guide. Explore the benefits and potential risks of giving bran flakes to your dog. Make informed choices for your pet’s diet.

  • Can dogs get spots? Everything you need to know

    Can dogs get spots? Everything you need to know

    Discover whether dogs can develop spots on their skin or fur. Learn about the causes, ranging from genetics to health conditions, and understand when to seek veterinary advice for your canine’s skin health.

  • Can dogs eat Quaker oats? Things that you need to know

    Can dogs eat Quaker oats? Things that you need to know

    Many people enjoy a bowl of Quaker oats, particularly when the weather gets cold and they need something filling and warming to eat. Quaker oats provide a great start to the day for humans, but are they suitable for dogs? It is perfectly safe for dogs to eat Quaker oats. They are an excellent source…

  • Is it bad for dogs to eat cat poop?

    Is it bad for dogs to eat cat poop?

    Most dogs enjoy eating animal poop and. although we find it disgusting, to a dog it is a free meal which suits their natural scavenger natures. Cat poop can be harmful to your dog if he eats it. Eating any type of poop runs the risk of your dog getting ill and for him to…