Intestinal worms increase your risk for anemia and intestinal blockages, as well as malnutrition. Complications occur more frequently in older adults and in people who have suppressed immune systems, such as people with HIV/AIDS infection. Intestinal worm infections can pose a higher risk if you're pregnant.
Weight gain is proportional to breed and birth weight, but a puppy should drink at least 10% of its body weight daily. Puppies should double their birth weight within 10-14 days.
In general, you should tip your groomer 15 to 20 percent of the service total. Appreciation tips are a token of gratitude and are whatever you can afford. Your groomer will sometimes throw in extra (...)
Juice. Most juices contain added sweeteners and artificial flavors and coloring, which aren't healthy for dogs. Most whole juices are safe in small quantities — for example, letting your dog lick t (...)
How do dogs get worms? Many intestinal worms spread their eggs via their host's stool. So, if your dog is interested in the poop of other dogs, cats, and wild animals, they could get infected that (...)