HEALERS Dog First Aid & Recovery

I what is the easiest protein for dogs to digest? We have two young Queensland healers who seem to have the runs all the time. They are always eating grass and weeds. I feel that kibble isn’t doing them any good

My blue heeler female has a small bald spot and scab on her back near her butt and seems to be losing fur in small patches on the back and scratching alot the last week, shes still very healthy and eating fine, and shes also in heat ,my other 2 healers are perfectly fine. Any suggestions?

What could it be, could it heal by itself?

we have 4 healer/border collie cross dogs, 1 red, 1 blue and 2 white with red spots, the all 4 dogs seem to be itching but the 2 white ones are the worst and are loosing their hair, starting from their hind ends.

What is this in its back feet and how i can heal

Is our dogs wound healing

This really isn't training, it's more of behavior. Cooper isn't a therapy dog but he is really acting like one lately. My mother broke her ankle and Cooper has been very protective and nervous whenever she gets up to do something. He's a goldendoodle and goldendoodles are known for being therapy dogs. Is it in his blood or something? We are just curious Thanks!

Is it true that if a dog licks your wounds it can heal you faster?

Can u suggest me a good remedy for regeneration of vain or get rigid of nerve disorder for her, i give her some medicine

My daughter put three betta females together.. They were fighting to the point where fins were lost.. I took the aggressive betta out.. The injured two are together getting along. What can I do to help them heal?

Who's looking for help identifying this and treatment recommendations thank you for your time

we have two dogs and one ( 72 lbs.) is high energy and plays rough with the the smaller one ( 55 lbs. ). As a result the younger has gotten his leg injured ( not broken ) probably a sprain or a rough playful bite on the leg. This has happened before and healed fairly quickly, but this time not so quick. What can we give him OTC for pain / inflammation and a sedative to help him sleep while he heals. We are taking safe, humane and positive measures that this rough playing will cease.