Lily had been relinquished to the county shelter ostensibly because of her thoroughly rotten teeth and infected gums.

If your pet is suffering from itchy skin like mine does, it can be a challenge for both of you. Whether it's due to seasonal ...

Larger dogs are often easier to calm down, but as they can give greater damage they’re higher risk to groom, explains Hinshaw, who began grooming dogs in December 2018 and has also washed a pig and a ...

As pet owners increasingly look for natural ways to support their dogs' health, coconut oil has gained attention as a versatile remedy. Derived from mature coconuts, coconut oil offers a range of ...

4. Soothe a sore throat: Gargle with a 50-50 solution of warm water and vinegar. 5. Relieve sunburn: Apply cold vinegar compresses to sunburned skin to relieve discomfort and prevent blisters.

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"It's also important to seek medical advice if the itching is accompanied by redness, swelling, or skin changes," Dr. Rastogi adds. And get checked out if you have any other symptoms—fever ...

In almost a decade as a beauty writer I’ve spent a not-insignificant amount of time testing lotions on my uncomfortably dry skin. I’ve sourced recommendations from dermatologists, shower ...

If you’ve started to see changes in your complexion with each passing birthday, you might also have noticed that the skin care products you relied on in your 20s have lost their magic touch.

Believe it or not, the best skin-firming creams can deliver visible effects – the best appear to defy gravity, by tightening and brightening skin to an almost Benjamin Button-like level. Of course, ...

Also, stimulate the flow of saliva and flush out the salivary ducts by drinking cider vinegar and lemon diluted in a glass of water. Persistant dryness could be caused by Sjorgren's syndrome - an ...

A dog's skin is thinner and much more sensitive than ours, states the Merck Veterinary Manual. Some of us may find this surprising, but turns out, our skin is three times thicker than our dogs' and ...