Dogs are living longer now and that is a good thing. However because they are living longer, they are getting some of the same age-related illnesses and issues that humans have, such as osteoarthritis, diabetes, kidney disease, and cancer.
I am not a veterinarian, however, my goal is to help you understand the importance of preventing diseases or at least catching them early when they are more manageable.
To that end you will find some great articles to help you to keep your Chihuahuas healthy with less trips to the vet.
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Imagine finding your dog (or cat) not breathing! Learn how to perform CPR on your pet, with pictures and video
Finding a veterinarian near where you live may not be as easy as you may think. In this article, we will discuss what you need
Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, did you know that ticks can live all year round? And they are not only found in the United States but
Originally Posted November, 2018 In the process of researching for my book “Sit, Stay, and Make Your Own” (no longer available) I came across some
Symptoms of hypoglycemia can be absolutely terrifying for a dog mom or dad! I know because I have experienced it many times over the years.
We all want our Chihuahua to live a long and healthy life. There are 5 “secrets” that will help your Chihuahua live the longest life possible! Do you know what they are?
To help your Chihuahua lose weight and keep it off keep reading. If it was easy to help a dog lose weight there wouldn’t be
Common Mistakes We Make With Our Dog’s Diet We love our Chihuahuas. They may even be considered our “babies” and because of that, we want
Oh, yum! Don’t those grapes look good? Grapes are a great healthy and delicious treat for us, but not so for your Chihuahua. Guess what?
Have you ever thought about holistic veterinarian care for your Chihuahua? The following are things that you need to know. What is it? Does holistic
Cold Weather and Exercise I don’t know what the temperature is in “your neck of the woods”, but it’s downright frigid in my part of the
Is your pooch looking pudgy, they’re not alone—nearly 60 percent of U.S. dogs are considered overweight. That amounts to 50 million dogs. Unfortunately, there’s no
