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Kohepets Blog is about dogs and how to take care of them. It features articles on topics such as dog health, dog food, dog grooming, dog training, and more. The blog is written by Kohepets, a pet store in Singapore that sells pet products online. The blog aims to provide useful information and tips for dog owners and lovers
Kohepets Blog » Dogs
1y ago
Pets bring so much joy to our lives. In fact, there are many benefits of having pets, for both our physical and mental health! Pet owners overall tend to live happier, healthier lives.
In this article, we shall examine some of the health and mood boosting benefits of pets. From mental health to physical health, our pets can help us live longer and happier lives!
Mental Health Benefits of Having Pets
People who own pets are less likely to suffer from depression. Playing with and caring for a pet can help elevate both dopamine and serotonin levels in children and adults. Those who suffer f ..read more
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1y ago
Caring for your dog’s health includes taking good care of their teeth! Just like humans, good dental care for dogs is essential to a long and healthy life.
If dental issues remain unresolved, they can cause long-term health issues such as bad breath, painful infections, tooth decay and even tooth loss!
In this article, we shall provide you with tips on the best way to care for your dog’s oral health.
Why Good Dental Hygiene is Important for Dogs
Good dental care for dogs is important for good overall health in canines! Here are the most significant reasons why you should take care of your ..read more
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1y ago
Just like other common symptoms, such as diarrhea or a lack of appetite, vomiting in dogs might or might not be a sign of something more serious. Similar to humans, dogs can also get upset stomachs from time to time which might lead to vomiting.
In this article, we will help provide some insight into why your dog might be vomiting, and when you should probably get him or her checked by the vet.
Vomiting In Dogs — Vomiting or Regurgitation?
Vomiting and regurgitation have very different causes as well as treatments. However, they can be easily mistaken for each other as they both involve f ..read more
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1y ago
‘My dog ate my homework’ isn’t just an age old excuse for not handing up work. In fact, cats and dogs are always notorious for gobbling up things they shouldn’t! However, as good pet parents, we should know that our pets ingesting or swallowing foreign objects can be very dangerous. In some cases, it can even lead to serious health issues or death. So, if your pet swallowed a foreign object or is prone to chewing, biting or ingesting one, here’s what you should take note of!
Foreign Objects Commonly Swallowed By Pets
What are some of the most commonly swallowed foreign objects? Well, gene ..read more
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1y ago
As pet owners that love our pets, we all want them to be happy and healthy. A big part of achieving that is from monitoring their diet. However, when they are naturally equipped with big round eyes and a tendency to beg for food, we might sometimes be tempted to treat them to some of our meals — some of which might contain foods that are harmful to cats and dogs!
Our pets do not have the same biological make-up that we do — hence, they do not digest food in the same way. While some human-grade foods are safe to eat, there are sadly quite a few that are harmful, toxic and even poisonous to pe ..read more
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1y ago
Dog agility training has become more and more popular in recent years. If you are one of the lucky ones, you might have been able to witness such an event in person, or perhaps you have watched it on television or online. This canine-sport is a great way to connect with your dog while giving them plenty of exercise.
If you are interested in trying this with your beloved pooch, you can sign up your dog for an agility class. However, with the current state of the world, you might could even try setting up an agility course at home for the safety of you and your pooch!
In this article, we will pr ..read more
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1y ago
Similar to how Alzheimer’s disease affects humans, dogs and cats can also develop dementia as they get older. Learning how to recognise signs of dementia in pets can help you better care for your senior pet as they age.
In this article, we will be sharing some of the early signs of dementia in both dogs and cats, as well as how you can manage these symptoms in order to give your furry friend the best care they need.
What Is Dementia?
Dementia, also known as Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (CDS), is an age-related illness that can cause cognitive decline in cats, dogs and humans alike. For ..read more
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1y ago
Many around the world love having the companionship of a furry friend in their home, despite having allergic reactions to them. However, this doesn’t mean that it’s impossible for those with pet allergies to have a pet!
In this article, we will be sharing some of the causes, symptoms, possible treatments as well as tips to help you better adapt to coexisting with your pets at home.
Is It An Allergic Reaction To Pets?
The first step in learning to combat any allergy is to determine the cause. Make sure to rule out any other factors that may be contributing to your allergies such as dust, p ..read more
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1y ago
In order to keep our pets entertained, we as pet owners often want our pets to have an abundance of toys. These can include anything from plush toys, squeaky balls, chew toys, interactive toys and more! However, with more play, it means the need for regular cleaning of your pet’s toys to stay sanitised!
Do you recall your pets chewing and slobbering on their toys? If so, it is important that you wash your pet’s toy regularly. Similar to kid’s toys, pet’s toy get dirty quickly too! Hence, it is vital that you wash their toys regularly to sanitise them.
Simply throwing your pet’s toys into ..read more
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1y ago
Like humans, digestive problems can affect dogs too. However, unlike humans, they are unable to verbally convey their discomfort. Hence, it is important for pet owners to understand and differentiate the different symptoms in order to deliver the correct treatment.
In general, only a simple change in diet could help cure the gastrointestinal issues in your dog. Despite that, digestive problems could sometimes indicate a more serious underlying problem. Therefore, it is vital that pet owners remain updated about the symptoms or signs your dog might display.
This article will discuss briefly abo ..read more