Author: Dr. Shruti Bhattacharya

Amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it’s easy to forget about the small but significant difference we can make, particularly to our furry friends. In this article, i will cover how you and your dog can set out on a path of compassion that could transform your lives. We’re going to take a deep dive into the wonderful world of dog fostering, which is about so much more than just giving them a place to stay; it’s also about giving them love, hope, and a second opportunity. Imagine this: a frightened and abandoned puppy finding refuge in a…

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It is our responsibility as dog guardians to guarantee the health and happiness of our four-legged friends. They bring incalculable joy and unending love into our lives and we should do the same for them. Among the many important organs that contribute to a dog’s well-being, the kidneys serve as watchdogs, carrying out important but frequently overlooked tasks. Because of their subtlety, dog kidney problems can sneak up on even the most vigilant guardians. To help you spot and treat renal problems in dogs early, this article will focus on the more subtle symptoms that go unnoticed. If you want…

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The well-being and contentment of our cherished canine friends are of the utmost significance to us. Allergic dermatitis is a frequent and annoying skin condition that can affect dogs. Dogs, like people, can experience allergic reactions to things in their environment or even in the food they eat. Intense itching, inflammation, and a diminished quality of life can be experienced by our beloved pets when they suffer from allergic dermatitis, commonly known as skin allergies. This article delves further into the topic of allergic dermatitis in dogs, covering its various manifestations, causes, symptoms, and treatment options. If you’re someone who…

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Getting a new puppy is a fun and fulfilling experience. These adorable critters rapidly earn their place as cherished members of the household, bringing unconditional love, devotion, and friendship. The responsibility of bringing up a healthy and happy dog comes hand in hand with all the fun of having a new puppy. A organized puppy schedule is an essential tool for new guardians and marks the beginning of this journey. The key to giving your puppy the best possible care, training, and socialization is a well-thought-out regimen. It helps you deal with the ups and downs of puppyhood and lays…

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Dogs of all sizes and breeds are susceptible to heartworm disease, which is a silent but possibly fatal menace. These parasitic invaders may be hidden within a dog’s body and unseen, yet they can have a significant negative effect on your beloved pooch’s health. To protect our beloved friends, it is crucial for us as responsible dog owners to be aware of symptom of heartworm in dogs and the available treatments for the same. In this article, I will discuss heartworms, their effects on our dog pals, and the precautions you can take to keep your dog safe from this…

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We treat our dogs like members of the family and they treat us like family. As a dog guardian. it is a no-brainer that the well-being of your dog is a non-negotiable option. This starts with the diet of your dog. Most guardians have concerns about what they should feed their dogs. The query “Is celery for dogs a good option?” is one crucial and common question that keeps popping up. So here is your answer. Because of its low calories and high number of health advantages, celery has become a favorite vegetable among health-conscious people. But is it as good for our canine…

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Bringing a new puppy into your home is a thrilling and happy adventure. Every home is better with the addition of their small paws, limitless energy, and contagious excitement. Despite all the euphoria, it’s important to remember that puppies, like all other animals, can experience health problems. The prevalence of Puppy Fading Syndrome (PFS) is often overlooked. This is because the guardians have a lack of ample knowledge. Despite its rarity, puppy fading syndrome has the potential to dampen an otherwise joyful bonding time with your new pet. The health of your dog depends on your knowledge of this syndrome,…

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What do you think of when you think of your dog’s eyes? In one word, dog’s eyes can be described as SOULFUL. Those beautiful orbs show every emotion that your dog is feeling. However, despite those amazing and long gazes, there is something that is a bit of a mystery in those eyes too. The third eyelid in dogs. Even though it may seem inconspicuous, it has a very specific role to play in the well-being and health of your little pup. In this blog post, I will focus on the third eyelid in dogs. It is much more than…

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Last updated: March 27, 2026 Seeing your dog suffer from acid reflux, vomiting, or stomach ulcers is heartbreaking. As a dog guardian with a Ph.D. in Immunology and 10+ years caring for 30+ street dogs (plus my current pack — Delta, Zeus, and Alpha), I know how quickly gastrointestinal issues can affect quality of life. The worst thing for a dog guardian is seeing their pup sitting in a corner, not engaging or playing, and unable to voice what’s bothering them. Dogs are not immune to gastrointestinal issues. Their tendency to put everything in their mouth also adds to this…

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Dogs often get skin growths called sebaceous cysts. The sebaceous glands, which make oils that keep the skin and hair wet, are the source of sebaceous cysts in dogs. Most of the time, sebaceous tumors are not cancerous and are often harmless. These cysts mostly appear under the skin. They look like small, round, or oval bumps filled with a yellowish, oily substance called sebum. Sebaceous cysts can form on the head, neck, back, and limbs of a dog, among other places. They come in many different sizes and can be varying in size from as small as a pea…

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