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My dog never got used to his bed and he sleeps on the floor. Could this harm him? Which implements should I buy to trim his nails & clean his teeth?
It's fine that Rusty sleeps on the floor, and I would just make sure there is at least a blanket if the floor isn't carpeted to help keep him from developing callous from sleeping on a hard surface. To trim his nails, you can get dog specific nail trimmers from a pet store. While there, you can also get a dog specific toothbrush and toothpaste. Do not use human toothpaste on Rusty because it contains fluoride which is toxic to dogs.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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We bought a new couch and we do not want her to shed on our couch so we bought a bed for she can set down on the couch but she does not want to set down what do I do
Praise and reward Bentley when she lays on her bed. Restrict access to the room if possible. You can also use a physical barrier such as a carpet runner flipped upside down. The grips on the runner will be uncomfortable for her to lay on. You can also use a deterrent product such as a Scat Mat which will deliver a harmless shock if she jumps up onto the couch.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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Hey do y'all know the best type of dog house for an outdoor dog so they can stay warm or put some hay or cedar chips in there to also help with fleas?
There are many things to consider for keeping an outdoor dog comfortable. Any type of shelter will do as long as it provides enough room (for the dog to stand up and turn around), protects the dog from the weather (good roof and sound walls) and the door is situated such that the prevailing winds do not blow right in. Straw bedding is helpful during the cold weather to help the dog maintain some heat in the house. Fleas are better controlled with medications such as Frontline, Seresto collar, NexGard, and many others. If your dog is a short-haired dog, pay close attention during the cold months to make sure he is able to keep warm. There are also coats for dogs that can help! Thank you for using pet coach.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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What type of laundry detergent should I use to wash my dog's bed? She has sensitive skin. Is there any brand you would recommend?
Thank you for contacting Pet Coach with your question about Sasha. I like Tide Simply Free and Sensitive Liquid Detergent. It contains no perfumes or dyes, but is good at getting dirt out. I think that would work well for her bed. I hope this helps!
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Vivi wets the bed in her sleep pretty much every night. I've had her checked out by a vet, gotten blood work done, but everything appears to be normal. The vet gave her tolterodone 4mg twice a day, which seemed to work for a few days at a time but th
Yes, you can use an unscented sanitary pad in a doggie diaper. You may ask your veterinarian if changing medications may help to urine leakage. There are a couple products (incurin and Proin) that tend to work well but with the heart enlargement and arrhythmia, your vet will need to decide if these medications are worthwhile. You may also look for a water proof cover to keep over the bed to at least decrease the mess. Make sure to have Vivi's urine checked regularly for bladder infections because she is more prone to them. I hope this helps and please feel free to post any additional questions.
Updated on August 12th, 2025