Pet Health and Pet Care

    If you have been noticing your four-legged friend sneezing or shivering usually, it’s time to become meticulously observant towards these symptoms. Loss of appetite is never a decent sign as your pet might be starving which may lead to severe aftermath. Although, getting worried is not a solution so keep monitoring if you see your cat or dog has a mild nasal discharge and low energy level after normal appetite. Another important step is keeping your pet away from his/her other pet friends unless advised by your veterinarian as upper respiratory infections are possible. In cats, finicky eating habits are usually ignored, wherein this could be a serious problem.   Don’t delay in taking your pet to see a Vet if? Talk to your vet right away in case of trembling and if your  dog sneezing a lot : • Persistence and increase in sneezing and nasal discharge are seen in your dog or cat with time. • You observe the change in color or consistency of the nasal discharge. • Co...

  You might find yourself asking this question – why is my   dog sneezing a lot ? It’s normal for dogs to sneeze occasionally, similar to how humans do. However, excessive sneezing could indicate a possible health condition. Continue reading to discover everything you need to know about dog sneezing.  Common reasons for dog sneezing At Pawsdoc, this is one of the most common inquiries. My dog sneezes a lot. What can I do? Before we get into the nitty-gritty, here’s a few common reasons: Foreign objects or irritants Things like dust, pollen, and other particles can become trapped in a dog’s nose or wind pip. Other items such as smoke, perfumes, or chemicals may also be the reason.  Allergies Dogs can suffer from seasonal or specific allergies. These are often accompanied by itching, scratching, watery eyes, and nasal discharge.  Read more about dog allergies here. Colds and viruses Just like people, dogs too can get viruses such as the common cold or others. Thin...

  Why is my dog not eating ?  Well, there might be various reasons your dog might be shivering or not eating properly. It can be because he was recently vaccinated, has become feeble, or suffering from any disease. If your dog is shivering and not eating for days then calling a vet might be the right decision to make.  Dog Shivering Causes and Treatments You would get various replies to your question,  why is my dog shaking ?  Let's look at some of the reasons your dog may be shaking and not eating properly. 1) Cold It’s the winters, that’s what causes your canine friend to shiver. If you have a small dog then you can see that they tend to shiver more than the larger ones. The answer is simple, it is because they have less body hair compared to the large dog breeds.  Limit their exposure. You can cover them up with a blanket or a sweater can help. Let them curl up in a warm cozy environment.  2) Excitement After a long day of work and finally, you get ...