DOG CARE

Fear of Nail Cutting

Dear Cesar, My dog Honey will NOT let us cut her toe nails. She is petrified. How can we do this? Read more

How to Successfully Bathe Your Dog

Well believe it or not, being able to successfully bathe your dog may have more to do with you than it does your dog. If you feel badly about your dog having to tolerate a bath, chances are, your dog will feel the same way. Read more

Tear Staining

I have a two year old Mal-shi-poo and he has terrible red staining from the inside corners of his eyes. It seems to bother (itch??) him as he rubs at it quite a bit. Do you have any suggestions either "home remedy" or prescription? Thank You. - Beverly Peterson, Gilbert, MN Read more

Muddy Runner

Dear Cesar, We recently adopted a fifteen month-old black lab. This dog is very sweet and loving, and is perfect in our family as we have a young grandson who is autistic. They get along famously. Read more

Ask the Vet: Winter Proofing Your Dog’s Paws

Winter can be brutal on our dog’s paw pads. Exposed to the elements and toxic chemicals, the paw pads are at risk for drying, cracking, trauma, frostbite and chemical burns. Luckily, there are some tips and products out there that can help keep your dog’s paws happy and healthy this winter. Read more

Dog Care 101: Dog Teeth Cleaning

If your dog hasn't received a dental exam, take him to the veterinarian first! It’s time for your dog teeth cleaning! Create a regular dental care routine at home. For example, you can brush your dog's teeth with special canine toothpaste. Never use human toothpaste or mouthwash. They can make your dog sick. Read more

How Often to Bathe a Dog

When it comes to Dog Care, there are many points to consider and even more opinions on what the right processes are. People often ask Cesar the when where and how's of grooming and he has a broad base of knowledge to draw from. He does , however , often defer to his friends and colleagues to answer these kinds of questions. Read more