5 Ways to Cool your Hot Dog A dog in hot weather will suffer from the heat if you don’t provide him with a way to get cool. Dogs don’t sweat like you, and the only way they can cool down naturally is by panting. Dogs who are cold weather dogs, like the Bernese Mountain […]
dog emergencies
Emergency Dog Heat Stroke Treatment
Of course if your dog is having a heat stroke, your first thought is to take him to a veterinarian. But, what if you’re not near one? You’ll need to know something about emergency dog heat stroke treatment. For example, what if your dog becomes overheated when you are hiking on a mountain, camping in […]
Weimaraner Dog Pancreatitis Symptoms
Weimaraner dog pancreatitis symptoms often appear between Thanksgiving and New Year’s celebrations. This is because well meaning pet parents share rich and sometimes greasy treats left over from their holiday dinners. Sadly, while you are out shopping for Black Friday specials, the veterinary clinics will be busy treating sick dogs in pain with pancreatitis attacks. […]
Emergency Dog Care for your Weimaraner
Emergency dog care is one of those things that most of us fail to prepare for. When you get a new puppy or adopt an older dog, you have visions of fun times together. Romps in the woods, a hunting partner, and going everywhere with your new best friend. But things don’t always turn out […]
Symptoms of a Dog Heat Stroke
The symptoms of a dog heat stroke develop quickly when there is hot weather, high humidity and poor air circulation. Active dogs on the run and hunting dogs are especially vulnerable to heat strokes. Keep your dog cool and make sure he has plenty of water to drink, to cut the risks of a stroke. […]
What are the Symptoms of Canine Addison’s Disease?
The symptoms of canine Addison’s disease are tricky to diagnose clinically. Addison’s symptoms often appear and then go away, coming and going over time. This makes it really easy to ignore your Weimaraner’s symptoms, as you think the problem has resolved itself. However, even though your dog’s symptoms fade away, you need to keep track […]
