Compulsive Itching
Sure, it is common for dogs to itch from time to time, but what happens if they scratch all the time? There are a lot of plausible reasons for this behavior that need to be considered. Dogs that scratch compulsively may be caused by a number of things. It can be a sign of an allergy, like an adverse reaction to the fabric softener on their sheet or blanket. Insect bites, skin diseases, mites, or even an allergy to the dog shampoo that was just bought are some potential causes. It is imperative to determine the underlying source of this problem by close observation and, if required, to obtain veterinary advice in order to address it. Finding the underlying cause makes it possible to treat your pet appropriately, providing relief and regaining their comfort and well-being.
Compulsive Itching
Food Protective
There isn’t an animal in the world that doesn’t defend its food. And then there are canines. Dogs, who are descended from wolves, defend and guard their food in the wild in order to survive. It runs in their family. Additionally, a dog that guards its food needs to be trained, particularly if there are young children or infants around. When your dog is still a puppy, do this. Teach them that it’s not necessary to steer the food (with expert guidance), particularly when kids are around. If your child or newborn happens to touch the dog’s bowl by accident, the last thing you want is for your dog to growl at them.
Food Protective
