Dogs have a special way of communicating that goes beyond barking or tail wagging. One of the most common gestures you might notice is your dog gently—or sometimes insistently—placing their paw on you. Dogs put their paw on you as a sign of affection, trust, or closeness. They may want attention, comfort, or for you…
Dogs have always been more than just pets — they’re part of the family. As pet parents, we love spoiling them with stylish collars, cozy sweaters, and even spa-like treatments. Among these grooming trends, painting a dog’s nails has become surprisingly popular. But here’s the big question: Is it really safe to paint a dog’s…
Noticing your dog’s nail changing color can be worrying, especially if it turns black, red, or brown. While nail color can naturally vary between dogs and breeds, sudden changes may point to injury, infection, or an underlying health issue. Your dog’s nail may turn black from natural pigmentation, aging, or hyperpigmentation. However, sudden darkening can…
When a dog starts chewing their nails, it may seem odd or amusing at first glance. But this behaviour often tells a deeper story—whether it’s a minor grooming attempt or a signal of discomfort. Dogs chew their nails due to allergies, anxiety, boredom, infections, injuries, or overgrown nails. Regular grooming, paw cleaning, and vet checks…
Strong, healthy nails are essential for your dog’s comfort and mobility. When nails are brittle, cracked, or weak, they can cause pain, difficulty walking, and even infections. To strengthen dogs’ nails, provide omega-3-rich fish oil, vitamin E foods, and biotin supplements. Regular trimming, hydration, and safe oils like olive oil or collagen support healthier, stronger,…
Keeping your dog healthy involves paying attention to the small things, like nail care. Many dog owners notice that their dog’s nails seem to grow faster than expected, which can lead to discomfort, injuries, and even health problems if left unmanaged. Fast-growing dog nails are often influenced by breed, age, activity, diet, or genetics. Younger…