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  For pet parents, from parasites to infections, health issues are a common concern. Thankfully, there are a number of effective treatment methods available in the market, like oral, topical, injectable, etc. However, not every pet is comfortable with topical solutions or accepts tablets. Plus, no one wants their beloved pet to experience the pain of injections. That’s when  chewable treatments  come into the picture, brightening it as they can be used to treat and manage varied health issues. Furthermore, they also don’t have additional security measures as other treatments. This blog focuses on the benefits of choosing chewable treatments for your pet. So, let’s get started! Benefits of Chewable Treatments for Your Pets The following segment covers the benefits you reap when you  choose chewable treatments for your beloved pet . Easy to administer The primary benefit of chewable treatments has to be the ease of administration, as they are given directly by mouth. U...

  Red paws, or pododermatitis in dogs, is a medical condition characterised by red, itchy, or swollen paws. It is not a specific disease, but a condition that may occur as a result of an underlying medical problem. Here are 7 reasons that may cause red feet in dogs and how you can treat them. Common Causes of Red Paws in Dogs 1. Injuries If you notice that your dog’s feet are red, especially after a walk or physical activity, it is possible that your dog has stepped on a sharp object or strained on uneven terrain. Check for the presence of any foreign objects like a thorn, glass, or pin. Extreme temperatures can also lead to swollen and inflamed paws. If your dog has walked on hot surfaces or is frost bitten in the snow, provide preliminary paw care at home to fix the red paws. However, if the condition persists, do not hesitate to contact your vet. 2. Allergies Inflamed, swollen, and red feet may be an  allergic reaction  to certain allergens like food, plants, etc. If y...

  Australia is known for its unique wildlife, but did you know that the country has also gifted the world with some of the most popular dog breeds? Let’s explore the top 5 Australian dog breeds that are loved by pet lovers across the world. 1. Australian Cattle Dog The Australian Cattle Dogs were used for moving cattle across distances in the past. Therefore, the dogs of this breed are very active and intelligent. These dogs form strong emotional connections with their caretakers, often displaying protective behavior towards their loved ones and possessions. Breed Traits   Size:  Medium Height:  18-20 inches tall Temperament:  Intelligent, loyal, energetic, herding instinct, trainable 2. Australian Silky Terrier Australian Silky Terriers are small dogs known for their big personalities. As the name suggests, they have a beautiful, shiny, and silky coat, making them the perfect cuddle buddies. These dogs are very brave, and chasing squirrels, cats, and other smal...

  NexGard Spectra and Simparica Trio are two of the most popular all-in-one antiparasitic treatments for dogs. This may put you in a quandary when it comes to choosing the better out of the two for your furry friend’s protection. To make things easier, we have put together a detailed comparison of NexGard Spectra and Simparica Trio in this article. Continue reading to learn more. NexGard Spectra and Simparica Trio: Overview NexGard Spectra for Dogs  is a monthly chewable treatment offering flea, tick, mite, mange, heartworm, and intestinal worm protection. This complete protection chewable is suitable for dogs from 8 weeks of age, weighing 1.35 kg or more. Simparica Trio  is a palatable and easy-to-dose oral treatment for dogs and puppies from 8 weeks, weighing 1.25 kg or more. This multiparasitic treatment offers protection against fleas, ticks, heartworms, roundworms, and hookworms. NexGard Spectra and Simparica Trio: What Are the Similarities?  NexGard Spectra and...