Posts Tagged ‘Eye Care Solution’
Why Are My Dog’s Eyes So Irritated?
The eyes are the windows to the soul. If you’ve spent time gazing into your pet’s eyes, you know this to be true. So, of course, we want to keep our pet’s eyes as healthy as possible. Your dog’s eyes can become irritated for various reasons, from allergies to a foreign object in the eye…
Read MoreHow to Clean Your Dog’s Eyes
Eyes are sensitive organs. Consider how distracting it is when your eyes won’t stop itching from a cold or allergies, or how painful that teeny, tiny speck of dirt is against your cornea. The same is true for our dogs. While some breeds are more prone to eye issues more than others due to their…
Read MoreHiking With Your Dog: What to Pack in Case of Emergency
Fresh air, exercise, beautiful views – what’s better than a day spent hiking with your canine companion? Romping through field and forest with your dog is not just fun, it’s good for both of you, improving your physical and mental health, and providing a valuable bonding experience. But even the best-planned hiking trip can quickly…
Read MoreHow to Handle Dry Eye in Dogs
Have you ever struggled with tear production or dry eyes? You likely reached for a bottle of artificial tears to relieve the irritation, or maybe you went to an ophthalmologist if it became a common occurrence. Your dog (and other pets!) can suffer from the same condition, known as keratoconjunctivitis sicca (KCS) or dry eye.…
Read MoreFun in the Sun: Keeping Your Pet Safe at the Beach
It’s a classic summertime activity for dog owners – heading to the nearest body of water to beat the heat! Whether a lake, ocean, stream, or river, that cool water can help take the edge off a hot day. Many dogs love to splash in the surf or shallows, and some adventurous pups even go…
Read MorePet First Aid Preparation: Emergency Care for Dogs and Cats
April is National Pet First Aid Awareness month, making it the perfect time to review your family’s plan for veterinary emergencies. That way, you’ll be prepared if your dog or cat ends up with a laceration or bleeding wound, broken limb, burn, bite, or sting. First and foremost, make sure you have a pet first…
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