Bark Blog
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Common Signs of Kidney Disease in Dogs
Kidneys are incredibly important to a canine’s overall well-being and function like a filtering system for the whole body. By eliminating toxins through urine, kidneys assist in keeping the entire body and its organs in tip-top shape. -
Can You Do the Heimlich Maneuver on Dogs?
The Heimlich maneuver is an important life-saving technique that clears airway obstructions when a dog is choking. However, there are a couple of important differences between performing the Heimlich maneuver on a dog and a human. -
The Dos and Don'ts of Dealing with Dog Diarrhea
Every dog has an off day when it comes to digestion. Just like us humans, sometimes our canine companions can overindulge or eat something they really shouldn’t have. Isolated incidents of diarrhea are normal and usually they aren’t anything to be worried about. -
The Uses and Effects of Diuretics in Dogs
With kidney and cardiac disease being some of the most common ailments affecting canines, many dog pawrents are no stranger to diuretics. But what exactly is a diuretic and what effects will it have on your fur baby? -
Looking Out for Signs of Diabetes in Dogs
The idea that your precious pooch could be dealing with a serious medical condition can be a scary thought. However, it’s important to be aware of the symptoms and causes of diabetes so that it can be nipped in the bud right away.
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Potty Tips for Dogs with Arthritis
Getting old isn’t easy, and the same is true for our sweet, furry friends. Regardless of whether your dog uses a doggie door, waits for walks, or pees on a pad, it’s time to make adjustments if your pooch is developing arthritis. Not sure what first steps to take? Check out our suggestions below to make potty time easier for arthritic doggos. -
Recognizing Roundworms in Dogs
Roundworm, an icky spaghetti-shaped worm, is one of the most common parasites found in dogs. It’s important for dog pawrents to recognize the symptoms of roundworm, as nearly all dogs will likely have roundworms at some point in their life. -
When Dogs Eat Something They Shouldn't
What happens when you find out that your fur baby has consumed something iffy? Whether it’s a toxic plant during the holidays or a chocolate-y weekday treat, keeping reading for some tips on how to handle your doggo when they eat something they shouldn’t. -
Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Dogs
Inflammatory Bowel Disease, or IBD, can be a real party pooper. While it’s usually not a fatal illness, it can wreak havoc on a dog's health. The symptoms of IBD are both painful and stressful and should be addressed ASAP if they don’t appear to be subsiding. -
Supporting Dogs with UTIs
A UTI, or a urinary tract infection, is no doubt a pain for canines who don’t have the luxury of telling you that they’re suffering with the infection. Here, we discuss whether or not UTIs are something that require a vet visit and how to support dogs who are dealing with this common infection. -
Exercise Ideas for Keeping Dogs Happy and Healthy
Did you know that exercise isn’t only good for your dog’s health but their happiness too? -
Natural Remedies for Dogs
The internet is full of natural remedies for our canine friends. But you might be wondering whether or not they’re actually safe. Keep reading for some common natural remedies that have generally been shown to be safe for dogs.
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