Human Foods Safe for Shih Tzus To Eat Pet owners are always careful about what food they are supposed to give to their Shih Tzu and what they don’t. They are afraid that each human food they serve to their Shih Tzu will wreak havoc on their stomachs. It is perfectly natural to feel afraid. While things like chocolate are a sure no-no.  No matter how much they ask for it, there are a few food items that you can actually give to your pet as a treat. The Shih Tzu is actually a great dog to look after, and you are lucky because when it comes to a healthy diet, there is not much you need to ex ..read more

Shih tzu puppies are adorable little bundles of joy that require a lot of care. This blog is about things that will help you with your Shih tzu puppy care, including what food they eat, how much exercise they need and more. Come learn everything you need to know to take care of your pup!  Potty Training Your Shih Tzu Puppy Potty training should begin around the time that the puppy’s eyes open. A good way to let your pup know where it is okay to go potty is by putting down newspaper on one area of the floor in your home. When you take off another section of newspaper, this will be where yo ..read more

Shih Tzu Parasites – Shih Tzus are known to be one of the most popular breeds in the world. They are perfect for those who are looking for a small dog that is easy to carry around, yet still has lots of personalities to offer. While Shih Tzus can make excellent pets, they also have some parasites which may need treatment from time to time.  If you’re looking into adopting a Shih Tzu or already have one as your pet, then it’s important that you know about these common parasites and how they should be treated by a veterinarian. Parasites can cause serious health problems if left untreated s ..read more

Shih Tzu Fleas – Shih Tzu dogs are a small breed of dog that have long hair and a round head. They were bred for companionship, and they make great pets. Unfortunately, Shih Tzus Fleas are quite common due to their long coats. If you own one of these beautiful dogs, then it is important that you know how to identify the signs of an infestation as well as how to treat them effectively with over the counter products such as Frontline Plus or Advantage II (Advantage II is better).  How to identify if your Shih Tzu has fleas The first step to treating your dog is to identify whether or not i ..read more

The Shih Tzu is a small and docile breed of dog. They are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and courage. However, many people do not know that they can also suffer from emotional stress just like humans. When the lives of these dogs become stressful or overwhelming to them, it can lead to anxiety-related behaviors such as excessive barking or chewing on objects around the house. The good news is that there are things we can do to help our little companions through this tough time!  What is Shih Tzu Emotional Stress Emotional stress in dogs is an established scientific term used to d ..read more

Photo by Eduardo Gorghetto Dry skin in Shih Tzus is a common problem, including Shih Tzus and it often requires a little extra attention to keep your pup healthy. This article will offer tips on how to identify if your Shih Tzu has dry skin, what the symptoms are, why they occur, and what you can do about them. There will also be an explanation of some things that may cause dry skin in dogs such as allergies or poor diet. Finally, there will be recommendations from veterinarians for how to treat dry skin in your pet. Dry skin in Shih Tzus how does it Affect them Dogs’ bodies are built to ..read more

A Shih Tzu puppy is usually considered to be fully grown at the age of six months. That being said, they are still puppies for a little while longer. Like all other dogs, Shih Tzus go through periods where their teeth start to break through and grow in new ones. This process can cause some pain and discomfort so it’s important for owners to know how best to help them out during this time period. This article will provide helpful tips on keeping your pup comfortable until his or her puppy teething phase has passed! The Shih Tzu Puppy Teething Process When a Shih Tzu puppy is teething, he or sh ..read more

Dry skin in dogs is a common problem for many breeds of dog, including Shih Tzus and it often requires a little extra attention to keep your pup healthy. This article will offer tips on how to identify if your Shih Tzu has dry skin, what the symptoms are, why they occur, and what you can do about them. There will also be an explanation of some things that may cause dry skin in dogs such as allergies or poor diet. Finally, there will be recommendations from veterinarians for how to treat dry skin in your pet. How Does Dry Skin Affect Dogs Dogs’ bodies are built to withstand rain, sleet, snow an ..read more

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You hope it won’t happen, but as a Shih Tzu parent, there’s always a chance your little pooch becomes poorly. As pure breeds, Shih Tzus are more likely to suffer from inherited health issues than mixed breed dogs. Of course, that doesn’t mean all dogs of this breed are destined for illness. But it does mean that certain practical considerations need to be taken to help ensure your fur-baby lives a full and healthy life. This includes providing your pup or adult Shih Tzu will the medical care appropriate for their specific issues. Taking the sensible step to organising pet insurance will allow ..read more