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Ringworm in dogs

Ringworm in dogs

Ringworm (dermatophytosis) is an extremely contagious fungal infection of the skin. There are about 40 different ringworm species, and they prefer their own, specific host. Ringworm can spread between humans and dogs. Ringworm feed on keratin, a fibrous scleroprotein you will find in hair, nails, claws, and horns.

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Food Allergy and Intolerance

Food Allergy and Intolerance

Just like humans, our dogs can suffer from various health issues, such as food allergies and sensitivities. The nuances of allergies can be perplexing and distressing for dog owners who want nothing but the best for their furry friends. In this comprehensive guide, we explore food allergies in our dogs, helping you recognize and treat these conditions to ensure your pet’s optimal well-being.

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Puppy Hiccups After Eating? Everything You Need To Know!

Puppy Hiccups After Eating? Everything You Need To Know!

Hello dear dog lovers! At Nala Health, we're not just passionate about creating nutritious dog food; we're also dedicated to helping you understand every quirk and question you might have about your furry friend. And one of the most adorable, yet puzzling, things many puppy parents notice is the sudden onset of hiccups. Why do these little bursts of sound happen, and should you be concerned? Let's dive in!

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Itchy skin from external parasites

Itchy skin from external parasites

Dogs can suffer from itchy skin due to a number of different factors. External parasites are a very common cause, and it is relatively easy to detect as you can often see them, or the traces of them. Below you will find an overview of various external parasites that can affect your dog:

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Why does my dog eat poop?

Why does my dog eat poop?

As gross as it may sound, eating poop is actually a fairly common behaviour in dogs and fortunately, it can be stopped. However, the habit of eating poop, also known as coprophagy is something that must be rectified quickly to avoid long-term problems.

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Home made paw balm recipe

Home made paw balm recipe

This DIY soothing paw balm contains coconut oil, shea butter and hemp seed oil which helps to soften cracked paws. Beeswax creates a protective barrier between the paws and surfaces so your dog can play in the snow without pain. It also helps prevent transepidermal water loss. All the ingredients are safe for dogs so it is not dangerous if the paws are licked. The cream can also be used on dry snouts.

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Home remedies for dogs with itchy ears [2023 Update]

Home remedies for dogs with itchy ears [2023 Update]

Dogs with itchy ears or irritation in the ear canal may be a sign that they have an infection, an underlying medical condition or allergies. Ear problems can be caused by food intolerance, allergies, ear mites, foreign bodies or bacterial infections. Some causes of itchy ears can be prevented and treated with home remedies, and we share these methods in this article. If your dog’s itchy ears are a chronic condition, you should contact your veterinarian to find out the cause.

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Puppy With Diarrhoea

Puppy With Diarrhoea

It's not uncommon for puppies to get a case of the runs, especially since they're curious little explorers who nibble on just about anything they find during their outdoor adventures or in the yard. Even though diarrhoea is not always cause for alarm, it's important to keep an eye on this, as it could be a sign of something more serious, like parvovirus. Diarrhea can lead to dehydration, so keep a close watch on your furry friend, no matter how old they are. In this blog, we will cover common causes of diarrhoea, signs that the runs are serious and some home remedies to get your pup on the mend.

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Home made gluten free dog bisquits

Home made gluten free dog bisquits

This gluten-free dog biscuit recipe is the perfect allergy-friendly treat for your best friend. Most dogs can digest gluten just fine but some dogs suffer from gluten intolerance or allergy. A gluten intolerant dog will show symptoms like intestinal upset and even hair loss. 

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