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Fruit's That Is Not Safe For Dogs

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Frui t's That Is Not Safe For Dogs While there are a number of fruits and vegetables that dogs can safely eat, there are some that can be toxic, even life threatening when ingested. Our focus in the following list will be on fruits, vegetables, and fruit seeds that are toxic to your dog. Some of these foods can be deadly and must not be ingested by dogs, others can be poisonous causing severe sickly reactions. So while it is okay to treat your dog to table scraps every now and then, make sure you do your research on what foods are toxic to dogs to avoid accidental poisoning or worse. Although some fruits in small portions can be good for your dog (unless your dog is allergic), never offer your dog the following. If your dog accidentally eats the below fruit, contact your veterinarian immediately. 1. Grapes or Raisins Grapes and raisins can cause kidney failure and irreversible kidney damage within 24 hours of being eaten. They have caused many cases of poiso...
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Do Dogs Dream?

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Do Dogs Dream? Your dog is fast asleep, when suddenly he starts whimpering, moving his legs or tail, or engaging in some other odd behavior. Is your dog dreaming? After all, it’s not like the dog can confirm this by waking up and telling us what he or she was dreaming about. Though we may never get an absolute confirmation, there are a plenty of scientific evidence to point to the fact that dogs do dream. In fact, scientists believe that dogs not only dream as we do, but also that they dream similarly to us, meaning that they replay moments from their day while they're fast asleep.  Researchers using an electroencephalogram (EEG) have tested canine brain wave activity during sleep. They've found that dogs are similar to humans when it comes to sleep patterns and brain wave activity. Small dogs do it more, Research suggests that small dogs dream more than larger dogs. Though it may be surprising to witness your dog acting out in sleep, the behaviour is completel...
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