Ask a Vet: My Dog Loves Fruits. Can I Safely Feed Him a Variety Every Day?
Feeding your dogs fruits in moderation makes a healthy alternative to commercial treats. However, some fruits may pose a health risk if fed or fed too much.
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Infographic: 30 Positive Reinforcement Pet Training Tips
Positive reinforcement is the preferred way to train a dog. Here's a visual guide on positive reinforcement training tips by Plato Pet Treats.
Canine Epilepsy: Tips and Experience From an Epileptic Dog’s Family
Learn more about canine epilepsy and its management as Heather shares her personal experience with caring for her three-legged, epileptic rescue dog, Oliver.
Dog Tip Tuesday: Sometimes It’s Good to See a Different Vet
Vets are experts in their field but their experiences and specialities are not the equal. Two vets can have different diagnoses for the same symptoms!
AIA Paw Safe Pet Insurance: What Is It And Do You Need It?
AIA Paw Safe pet insurance is created just for dogs. It is unlike its competitors in that it is solely an accident plan and therefore super affordable.
Dog Tip Tuesday: Tap Water May Be the Cause of Your Dog’s Brown Beard Stains
Brown beard stains in dogs are usually only a cosmetic concern. But for those who mind them, one of the things you should look into is the drinking water.
Dog Tip Tuesday: Use Sweet Almond Oil as a Natural Moisturiser for Dogs
Is your dog's paw pads, belly, nose, or ears a little dry and flaky? Try using sweet almond oil as a natural moisturiser!
Ask a Vet: What’s Causing My Dog’s Bad Breath?
Is your dog suffering from bad breath? Besides daily toothbrushing, she should also receive an oral examination as part of the annual health assessment.
Ask a Vet: Does My Dog with Patellar Luxation Need Surgery?
Patellar luxation (dislocated kneecap) is a common condition, especially in small breed dogs. Dr. Loon from Amber Vet tells us when surgery may be needed.
Ask a Vet: Why Does My Dog Keep Farting? It Stinks!
Is your dog a farting machine? Farting, or flatulence, originates from gas in the intestinal tract. Find out how gas is produced and how you can reduce it.
Dog Tip Tuesday: Use Hand Gestures When Training Your Dog
We know that dogs are good at understanding hand gestures. Now a study revealed that they prefer that over words. Are you gesturing in your dog's training?
Ask a Vet: Why is My Dog Losing Weight After I Changed Her Food?
Watching your dog lose more and more weight even though you are feeding her enough food can be frustrating. Malnutrition could be due to two reasons.
Dog Tip Tuesday: Share Supplements with Your Dog
Can we use certain human supplements for dogs? Supplements for humans are human-grade and more strictly regulated than pets', so sharing may be a good idea!
Ask a Vet: What Can I Do About My Dog’s Seizures?
There are many causes of seizures in dogs. Unfortunately, the diagnosis of the cause of seizures and its long-term management are complicated.
Dog Tip Tuesday: The Best Way to Keep Your Dog’s Teeth Sparkling Clean
Dental health is overlooked by many dog owners, but tartar build-up can lead to gum diseases and health problems. Here's how to keep your dog's teeth clean.
Ask a Vet: What’s Apoquel and is it Safe?
Apoquel is a lifesaver for Latte. An anti-itch drug, Apoquel works fast and well for most dogs. Yet, why are its safety and usefulness widely challenged?
Ask a Vet: Will Acupuncture Help My Dog’s Arthritis?
Is your dog suffering from arthritis? Acupuncture may be able to help relief pain and reduce inflammation. It also complements western therapies very well.
Ask a Vet: What are the Common Health Problems of Ex-breeding Dogs?
Thinking of adopting an ex-breeding dog? You have a good heart! To make sure you are well-prepared, here are some health problems that may plague them.
How to Solve Your Dog’s Thunder Phobia
Is your dog afraid of thunder and lightning? With a little patience, here's what you can do to help her overcome this irrational fear.
Ask a Vet: Is Diabetes in Dogs Genetic and How Can We Prevent It?
Diabetes in dogs can be a silent disease. Know if your dog is at higher risk, learn to recognise the symptoms, and take the necessary prevention steps.
Should I Give My Dog Supplements? Here are 5 That May Be Beneficial
Thinking of giving your dog supplements? This list of supplements can help your dog tackle specific health issues and maintain overall good health.
Ask a Vet: How Do I Make My Fussy Dog Eat?
A fussy dog can be frustrating and worrying. Especially so if she is vomiting bile from an empty stomach! Prevent picky eating by practising strict feeding.
Ask a Vet: What’s Causing the Rashes and Pimples on My Dog?
Is your dog suffering from rashes and pimple-like spots? Is eliminating foods the way to go and are all allergy tests reliable? Find the answers here.
Ask a Vet: How Much Water Should My Dog Drink A Day?
How much water does your dog need? Should you be concerned if your dog's urine looks very concentrated? Dr. Eugene Lin from The Animal Ark has the answers.
Ask a Vet: How often should I clean my dog’s ears and what should I use?
Did you know that some ear cleansers sold outside may be harmful to your dog's ears? Find out when you should clean your dog's ears and what to use.
Ask a Vet: My Dog Has Red Eye and Prescribed Eye Drops Aren’t Working
Brachycephalic breeds like Shih Tzus are susceptible to Red Eye due to severe eye exposure and poor tear production. Dr Rui shares with us the causes and diagnosis.
Why is My Dog’s Nose Turning Pink?
Is your dog's nose turning pink? While dogs' noses vary in colour, a sudden change of colour accompanied by other signs could be a cause for concern.
Ask a Vet: My Dog Has GME. What Should I Do?
GME in dogs is a serious disorder that involves inflammation of one or more parts of the central nervous system. Learn about symptoms, diagnostics, and treatment from Amber Vet's Dr. Brian Loon.
List of Recommended Singapore Vets
Here is a list of Singapore vets we recommend based on either personal experience or stellar reviews from other pet owners.
How to Choose a Groomer in 5 Steps
A bad groomer might not only cause bad furcuts, they might also cause your dog to be traumatised or worse, injured! Choose a good groomer with these steps.