Winter bathing requires extra care to keep dogs healthy and stress-free. Cold weather, wet fur and dry air can lead to colds, skin irritation or weakened immunity if baths are not done properly. With fewer baths, careful preparation, gentle shampoos and thorough drying, dogs can stay clean and comfortable without compromising their health.

This article talks about dog ownership responsibility and vaccinations being an important part of it, it talks about all the necessary and mandatory vaccinations like DHPPiL, ARV, their booster shots and the diseases and viruses these vaccinations prevent from, along with deworming and the age of the dog to be administered. This article also covers optional vaccinations and their preventive diseases too.

Pet ownership is a staple in many families worldwide, and estimates suggest that over half of the global population have a pet at home. However, owning a dog, cat, or any other pet might not be as sustainable as many think. We take a look at the environmental impact of pets and explore solutions to make pet ownership a more sustainable practice.

Walk into any pet parent conversation today and chances are someone will proudly say, “I cook all my dog’s meals at home.” It sounds loving, responsible, and honestly a little impressive. Fresh food feels safer than processed kibble, right? I used to think the same until a close friend’s seemingly healthy dog started showing signs of fatigue, dull fur, and frequent stomach issues. The culprit was not junk food or treats, but homemade meals that missed the mark nutritionally. Fresh does not always mean balanced, and that is where many well-meaning pet owners unknowingly go wrong.

These little “lion dogs,” as their name means, were associated with Buddhism and bred to look like lions, according to the Shih Tzu Club. Imperial rulers bred Shih Tzu dogs to alert their homes to visitors with a sharp bark. The Shih Tzu is known to be especially affectionate with children. As a small dog breed to spend most of their day inside royal palaces, they make a great pet if you live in an apartment or lack a big backyard.

In Indian homes, feeding pets often comes from a place of love. A spoon from the dinner plate, leftovers mixed into kibble, or a quick treat during meals feels natural. After all, pets are family. But this everyday habit hides a quiet problem that many pet parents never question. One common kitchen ingredient, found in almost every Indian household, is regularly fed to pets without knowing it can slowly harm their health. The intention is affection, but the impact can be discomfort, illness, and long-term damage.

If you are a pet parent, chances are you have spent more time staring at your pet’s food bowl than you would like to admit. Is it untouched? Licked clean? Nudged around the floor like a toy? While it may seem like a small, everyday detail, your pet’s food bowl habits can quietly reveal a lot about their emotional and mental well-being. Animals may not speak our language, but their routines, especially around food, often say everything. From stress to boredom to pure contentment, the clues are right there at feeding time.

When it comes to caring for your pet, few decisions matter more than what goes into their food bowl. Nutrition is the foundation of good health, and choosing between a homemade diet and a commercial pet diet can feel overwhelming. Pet parents often wonder which option supports their furry friend’s health best in the long run. Let’s break down the benefits and challenges of both approaches so you can make an informed choice

Here it warns cat owners about the severe toxicity of grapes and raisins. Even small amounts can trigger kidney failure in cats, with symptoms ranging from vomiting to collapse. Since there are no safe threshold, prevention and immediate veterinary intervention are critical. Safer fruit alternatives exist but should only be given occasionally and under veterinary guidance.

The world of pet nutrition is full of trends. One week it is grain free diets and the next it is raw feeding. Recently, the idea of a low carb or even keto style diet for parrots has popped up in online conversations and forums. Parrot owners want the best for their feathered friends, so it is easy to see why people get curious. But parrots are not tiny humans and their nutritional needs work very differently. Before switching sunflower seeds for coconut oil, it is worth taking a closer look at what science and real world experience say about this unusual idea. Let us explore what a low carb diet really means for parrots and whether it has any place in their bowls.