Dog Safety At Home

Hi! Marshall back with Expert Village and my amazing dog Possum. Possum, don't be bashful. Sometimes she gets a little shy. In this case, we're going to teach you fetching, or we're going to teach you how to teach dogs fetching. Possum, fetch. Come here...

Instructions Things You’ll Need: Hydrogen peroxide Sterile syringe Teaspoon Paper towels Step 1: Call your veterinarian immediately once you've determined your dog has eaten something dangerous. Call a veterinarian emergency clinic if your vet is...

Instructions Things You’ll Need: Non-synthetic rope Stick with no sharp points Ball Sock Stuffed animal Step 1: Pay attention to what your dog likes to play. Notice if his favorite part of playing catch is running after the ball, or if he thinks...

Let's say your dog has eaten something or he is just fat that he has eaten something that is poisonous. An example, would be Bakers chocolate. As we know, all chocolate is dangerous to dogs. Bakers chocolate is particularly dangerous because it has a...

Instructions Step 1: Decide where to get the rat. The best place to get a pet rat is at a pet shop. Don't pick up a rat off of the street. Rats from pet shops are clean and free of disease. Choose a pet rat that is about 6 weeks old, which makes it...