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Tylosin for Dogs   Tylosin is a naturally-produced macrolide substance that has been used in veterinary medicine for many decades. While originally used to treat diseases that were not responsive to other drugs in poultry and farm animals, it is now commonly administered to cats and dogs as an antibiotic …

Tear stains aren’t the end of the world but to a Maltese, they can be very annoying. Having a few unsightly streaks run down that perfect coat ruining it, can make any dog owner frustrated. Luckily, tear stains aren’t that big of a deal. There are several tips and tricks you can follow to get …

Eye discharges in dogs such as “green boogers ” are usually a symptom of a disease, rather than a disease itself.  An eye discharge may be clear and runny, mucus, or a yellow-green pus. If your dog has a clear discharge, it could be caused by allergies, or dust particles in …

As a dog parent, you may have noticed plenty of eye gunk and tear stains on your dog. Often a swipe with a clean and damp washcloth (never fingers or cotton balls) will do the trick for more stubborn stains and sometimes this also works for even eye irritation. However, …

Everyone knows there are 4 seasons: winter, spring, fall, and summer. Dog owners, however, have come to learn that there’s a fifth season that is deadlier than hot summers and frozen winters. Flea season.   Fleas and ticks are some of the most common parasites that can infect your household pets. They love anything with …

Bichon Frises are known for two things: being super playful and having snowy white fur. There’s nothing more beautiful than that shiny, clean, white coat bouncing around you all day long. But of course, it’s not easy to keep your pup groomed and clean. Having an endless amount of energy means your …

Are your dog’s eyes affected by the consistent formation of crusty matter? Does your dog’s eyes often itch even without an infection? Is your dog afflicted with naturally have teary eyes or suffer a condition that lead to the production of excessive tears?  If you answered “yes” to any of the above …

Is your dog possibly suffering from epiphora? If you have by chance noticed an unusual spillage of tears from your dog’s eyes, your dog could be suffering from a condition called epiphora!  This condition is associated with a variety of ocular problems like; irritation, pain, or blockages in your dog’s tear …

Your pooch may seem perfectly alright this moment but after going out to play in the grass, sniffing some foreign substances or eating something… you begin to notice some abnormal reactions. If this happens your dog may be reacting to things it ate or came in contact with while playing. So, …

Below you will find some of the most frequently asked questions relating to Dog Tear Stains, otherwise called Red Yeast Stains or Saliva stains. We hope you find the answers you are looking for. If you have a question that is not listed here, feel free to contact us. Q: …

Dogs are notoriously known for biting and scratching themselves. It’s not uncommon to see a dog trying to reach a sweet spot behind its ear or struggling with something on its tail. Guess what? Those are fleas!   Flea season is one of the things you’ll learn to dread as a …