Your Pug will probably have a limp at some point in their life. You may wonder why your Pug is limping and how to help your little four-legged friend feel better.
Most limps will go away on their own with a bit of TLC, rest and relaxation. But it’s important to know when a limp is the sign of a more serious health problem.
Today we’re going to help you understand the signs and symptoms associated with Pug limping and what to do when your Pug pal is a bit unsteady on their feet.
Can Pugs see in the dark?
Yes! Unlike us humans, dogs’ eyes are well adapted to help them see in the dark.
Everything from larger pupils to their unique tapetum (more on this later) means that the physical structure of the Pug eye makes them much better adapted to seeing in the dark than us mere humans.
Today we will discuss how our Pugs see in the dark and the best way to make your Pug feel comfortable and safe during the darker hours.
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Just like us humans, Pug’s teeth need to be cleaned and looked after to avoid any nasty dental problems.
If you’re not sure how to care for your Pug’s teeth, when to brush, or what products to use, then don’t worry. We’re here to help.
We’ve put together a go-to guide about all manner of Pug teeth problems and how to avoid them.
Noticing patches of gunk around your Pug’s eyes?
Eye discharge (or eye boogers) is a relatively common phenomenon amongst our Pugs.
If you’re worried about your Pug’s eye boogers then this is the article for you. We’ll be guiding you through everything you need to know about all that nasty gunk.
Wondering if your Pug can join in the Thanksgiving celebrations this year?
Can Pugs eat turkey?
Today we’re going to be clearing up the age-old question on every Pug parent’s lips this time of year…