Does Your Poodle Have Allergies?

Illinois Dog Owners Urged to Vaccinate for Distemper

Housebreaking Problems
Health problems, changes in diet and emotional upsets (moving to a new home, adding a new pet or family member, etc.) can cause temporary lapses in house training. A number of different behavior problems can affect how and when your dog relieves itself. Most often, housebreaking problems are the result of a lack of proper communication between owner and dog. #1 Rule Out Possible Health Problems Worms, food allergies and other health conditions can cause housebreaking problems. Diabetes in adult dogs and urinary tract infections in both puppies and adults can cause dogs to have to urinate more often – so the first thing you should do is have your poodle

Glucosamine For Dogs
Glucosamine and chrondroitin are substances found naturally in people, dogs and other animals. They are found most frequently in cartilage, the connective tissue that cushions joints from rubbing against each other during movement. Glucosamine for dogs can help rebuild dog joint cartilage. Chondroitin aids the absorption of water and other fluids essential for healthy cartilage. It is also thought to help generate new cartilage and prevent enzymes from breaking down existing tissue. Age, injury or progressive diseases like canine arthritis can cause carti

Signs Your Poodle Is Getting Older
Cleo is almost 11 years old and starting to show signs of aging. Graying around the face and muzzle, reduced hearing, weight gain and she is less active. The signs of aging differ greatly from dog to dog and breed to breed. The size of the dog is the main factor. Small dogs live much longer than large dogs. Individual health, genetics, and spirit also affect geriatric status. Owners of Toy and Miniature Poodles can ex