Can dogs get sick from Doggy Daycare?
Similar to children catching a cold at school, it is possible for your new puppy to experience a mild illness such as canine cough or harmless puppy warts. A vet visit will be needed, but both usually resolve very quickly without complications.
Is it possible for a 12 year old dog to die?
No – she did not show signs of illness beforehand. She had her yearly checkup two months prior, and the Vet even commented on how very strong and healthy she was for a 12 year old dog.
Is there a sudden death of a healthy dog?
Sudden Death of “Healthy” Dog… – Dogs – MedHelp Sudden Death of “Healthy” Dog… This is similar to other posts but slightly detailed so I’ll post it: Two weeks ago the day after Xmas, I came home and my 12yo Shepherd/mix was fine.
When is the best time to take my dog for a walk?
It will not pass one hour before it has to make its needs. That is, if your dog poops only once a day but eat twice, something is happening. Taking into account this data, it is important to schedule your walks a while later, after each feed intake. Anyway, in any case, not immediately after eating.
Is it hard to lose a prodigy dog?
So while losing a pet is a very hard thing for folks, when you are one of those lucky 1-in-100,000 or so people to actually find and adopt a “prodigy dog”, it hits especially extra hard (this is not at ALL to belittle those who have lost any other pet – I’m just saying of all I’ve ever had, she was just an exceptionally hard loss for me).
No – she did not show signs of illness beforehand. She had her yearly checkup two months prior, and the Vet even commented on how very strong and healthy she was for a 12 year old dog.
How often should I let my dog play off leash?
“Playing off leash for one hour does not mean one hour of exercise. Most dogs will have bursts of activity and then rest when off leash and left to their own devices. Being free to run and play in the backyard five days a week and then expected to jog with an owner 10 miles one day is a recipe for injury.”
Sudden Death of “Healthy” Dog… – Dogs – MedHelp Sudden Death of “Healthy” Dog… This is similar to other posts but slightly detailed so I’ll post it: Two weeks ago the day after Xmas, I came home and my 12yo Shepherd/mix was fine.
So while losing a pet is a very hard thing for folks, when you are one of those lucky 1-in-100,000 or so people to actually find and adopt a “prodigy dog”, it hits especially extra hard (this is not at ALL to belittle those who have lost any other pet – I’m just saying of all I’ve ever had, she was just an exceptionally hard loss for me).
