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Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to the questions dog owners actually ask — each written and, where needed, reviewed by our team.
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Can Dogs Have Cinnamon?
Cinnamon is not toxic to dogs, so a tiny sprinkle of ground cinnamon won't harm most dogs. But it offers no real benefit and more than about a teaspoon can irritate the mouth and…
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Can Dogs Eat Eggs?
Yes, dogs can eat eggs, and cooked eggs are a healthy, protein-rich treat. Serve them plain and fully cooked - boiled, scrambled or poached with no butter, oil, salt or seasoning…
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Can Dogs Take Imodium?
Imodium (loperamide) is occasionally used for dog diarrhea, but only under a vet's direction - never on your own. It can be dangerous or even life-threatening for herding breeds…
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Can Dogs Drink Coconut Water?
Plain, unsweetened coconut water is safe for most healthy dogs in small amounts as an occasional treat, but it is not a replacement for fresh water. It is high in potassium, so…
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Can I Give My Dog Pepto-Bismol?
Pepto-Bismol is not clearly toxic to dogs, but it is not a safe go-to home remedy either. It contains bismuth subsalicylate, which breaks down into salicylate - the aspirin family…
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How Long Do Dogs Stay in Heat?
A dog's heat usually lasts about two to three weeks (14 to 21 days), and most dogs come into heat roughly every six months. Small breeds may cycle about three times a year, while…
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Is Neosporin Safe for Dogs?
A small dab of plain Neosporin is generally safe on a dog's minor, surface scrape, but only in a thin layer, only on tiny wounds, and only if you can stop your dog licking it off…
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Why Is My Dog Sneezing So Much?
An occasional sneeze is normal - it is how dogs clear irritants from the nose. Frequent sneezing usually points to allergies, dust or an inhaled irritant, a foreign object such as…
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Can Dogs Have Tylenol?
No - you should never give your dog Tylenol (acetaminophen) on your own. It can cause serious liver damage and destroy the blood's ability to carry oxygen, and the gap between a…
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Can Dogs Eat Broccoli and Cauliflower?
Yes, dogs can eat both broccoli and cauliflower in moderation. Both are non-toxic and offer fibre and vitamins, but they are best served plain, washed and chopped into small…
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