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3 DIY Flea Sprays Safe and Effective for Dogs

korrinefrances · 2023-05-29 · Leave a Comment

Fleas are the bane of any pet owner’s life. Aside from irritating your dog and causing excessive scratching (to the point where they’ll have extreme skin redness), once they get into your house, fleas can also lay eggs in your carpet, furniture, and anywhere they can access.

Fleas can become a serious problem for your pet and home, which is why it’s important to prevent them from spreading. One way to do that is by spraying natural flea spray on your dog. You can make some at home by using the following:

Here are a few tips to make the backpack experience easier for you and your dog:

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Lemon Wash Deterrent
Essential Oils

Topdogtips Reviews Ibiyaya’s Deep Sleep Dog Bed (And Loved It)

korrinefrances · 2023-05-11 · Leave a Comment

Because of its unique materials, topdogtips.com continue to showcase Ibiyaya products!

We’ve featured tons of reviews from topdogtips.com — and today, the pet website shares its review of our Deep Sleep Dog Bed and why it’s superior to other dog beds in the market.

According to their review published on May 2023, “My favorite thing about this bed is that the POE foam won’t hold smells like traditional bed foam, cushions or mattresses. My dogs don’t have accidents on their beds, but their beds will still get a stinky “dog odor” after a couple of weeks of use.”

Topdogtips.com also shed some light on the number of certifications and safety tests Ibiyaya’s Deep Sleep Dog Bed passed. ICYDN, the Ibiyaya Deep Sleep Dog Bed passed the BV Safety Testing, meaning all the materials used are free of any harmful chemicals and heavy metals. This will put your mind at ease, knowing your pets are safe even if they sleep on our dog bed for hours or accidentally chew on it.

The review also mentioned how topdogtips loved how Ibiyaya’s Deep Sleep Dog Bed comes with a removable and machine-washable cover. They also listed the sizes of the bed — which comes in medium, large, and extra large sizes — and the dimensions of each.

The review published by topdogtips.com were made by having two dogs test out the products for months. And as of this writing, the reviewer is satisfied with the bed’s performance as it doesn’t show any signs of wear at all. The dogs looked comfortable and were able to sleep right next to each other in Ibiyaa’s Deep Sleep Dog Bed in XL.

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Seeing pet sites, like Topdogtips, love our products is music to our ears. It shows that we walk the talk and don’t give false promises to our customers.

Check out other reviews made by Topdogtips and other pet sites on Ibiyaya products

The Best Ways to Treat Your Dog’s Car Sickness and Anxiety

support · 2022-07-20 · Leave a Comment

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Dogs can get anxious in a car for many reasons. Maybe they’re not used to being in one, or maybe they’re scared of the motion. Dogs can also get sick from the movement, which is called car sickness. There are many ways to help your dog cope with their anxiety and sickness while you’re driving! In this article, we’ll discuss why dogs get carsick, how to train them to be more comfortable in a car, and different products that can help make the experience easier on them.

In this article, we’ll go through the following topics:

Why do dogs get car sick?

Dogs can get car sick for a few reasons. One reason is that their inner ear, which helps with balance, isn’t used to the movement of the car. This can cause them to feel dizzy and nauseous. Another reason is simply anxiety or stress. If your dog is anxious in general, or if they’re not used to being in a car, they may start to feel nauseous from the stress.

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How can you help your dog feel better in a car?

There are a few things you can do to help your dog cope with their anxiety and sickness while you’re driving! If your dog is anxious, try training them to be more comfortable in a car.

Here are some tips to help your pup feel less anxious in a car:

Start slow

Start by taking short trips around the block, and gradually increase the amount of time you’re gone. Be sure to praise your dog and give them treats when they’re calm in the car. If your dog is prone to motion sickness, there are a few other things you can do to help them cope.

Feed them smaller meals

First, try feeding them smaller meals before a car ride, and avoid giving them food or water for at least an hour before getting in the car. If your dog is still getting car sick, there are special anti-nausea medications that your veterinarian can prescribe.

Try different pet products

There are also a number of different pet products on the market that can help with both car anxiety and motion sickness. For example, there are calming collars that release a calming scent, and there are also seat belts or harnesses that help to keep your dog secure in their seat. For secured and comfortable travel, pet car seat booster is the best choice.

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Training your dog to be more comfortable inside a vehicle

Training your dog can also be helpful. Start by taking them on short car rides and rewarding them for staying calm. If your dog is anxious about getting in the car, you can try teaching them to get in on their own with a treat or toy as a reward. Carrier training your dog can also be helpful for car anxiety. This can help your dog feel more secure and safe in smaller spaces.

Therapy

In some cases, therapy may be necessary to help your dog overcome their anxiety or motion sickness. This may be especially true if your dog has had a traumatic experience in the past that is associated with cars. If you think therapy might be right for your dog, talk to your veterinarian or a certified animal behaviorist to get started.

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Talk to a professional

If you’ve tried everything and your dog is still anxious or car sick, it’s time to talk to a professional. A behaviorist or trainer can help you figure out what’s causing your dog’s anxiety and how to best address it. There are also licensed veterinarians who specialize in animal behavior.

With a little bit of effort, you can help your dog overcome their car sickness or anxiety and make car rides a breeze!

Do you have any tips for dealing with a dog’s car sickness or anxiety? Share them in the comments below! Thanks for reading!

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Tips for Taking Your Cat To The Vet

Jasmine Lin · 2021-05-24 ·

Trips to the vet are essential to keep your fur baby happy and healthy. It is imperative that you bring your cat to the vet for immunizations, spay/neuter procedures, dental care, proper dieting, grooming, and regular checkups. Visiting the veterinarian routinely especially when your cat shows any signs of illness is crucial.

However, for most pet parents, traveling to the vet is a daunting experience. From constant meowing to aggressive behavior cats often express their discomfort during the trip to the vet. If this seems challenging, don’t panic. Your veterinarian is there to assist you and your pet through the experience. Still, this can be a stressful experience for both you and your cat. If your cat is scared of the vet and fights you on getting into the carrier, read these expert tips to make your vet visit go much easier.

Preparation

How do I make the visit to the vet less stressful for me and my cat? Well, the first thing you can do is make sure you are both prepared. It can be very difficult to convince your kitty to enter its pet carrier. In order to have your cat grow accustomed to a carrier, bring it out a few days ahead of time. Leave the door of the crate open so they can explore and come and go as they please.

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Next, you should offer positive enforcement, so that your cat learns to associate good things with the carrier. Give your pet treats whenever they go in the carrier. This will reduce the fear of its new environment. Additionally, make sure that there is comfortable bedding or padding that allows your cat to feel comfortable in its new surroundings. When addressing your pet, use a quieter voice so you don’t further intimidate your pet.

What to Expect

Upon arrival at the vet, you will be asked to check in at the reception desk. If there are other animals in the waiting room, distance yourself from them. The waiting room can be a scary place filled with barking dogs, hissing cats, and their anxious owners. Some vets provide separate waiting areas for dog and cat owners. Keep your cat in its carrier until you arrive at the exam room. During an initial visit, your vet will perform the routine physical exam. The vet will examine your pet’s ears, eyes, mouth, weight, and joint flexibility. Also, your vet may administer vaccinations as needed.

Cat traveling in a car, Cat travel carrier — Cat to visit vets

Returning Home

Once you get home, your pet will most likely need time to rest. Give your pet space to recover and get back into the comfort of their own home. Once they have adjusted, offer plenty of love and affection (and treats too)!

Why is it important?

No one likes to go to the doctor and cats are no exception. However, routine examinations are important because your veterinarian can pick-up the early signs of disease. Cats are especially good at hiding illness, so this makes routine check ups essential. Going to the vet is inevitably going to induce some stress and anxiety in your cat. Continue to offer plenty of love and positive reinforcement throughout the trip. By following these tips, visits to the veterinarian will hopefully be less stressful and cause your feline companion to live a long and healthy life!

Pets in Warm Weather

support · 2015-06-09 ·

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I’ve gotten a lot of questions lately about warm-weather safety, so I thought I’d address some of them here. So, if you’ve got yourstroller and your carrier ready, and you and your pet are ready for some summer fun, here’s what you need to know.

Can pets get dehydrated?

Yes! Animals can become dehydrated quickly, so make sure to provide plenty of clean, fresh water. Try not to let your pet drink out of a lake or pool.

Do I need to worry about my pet becoming overheated?

Absolutely! Humans aren’t the only ones who become overheated; animals can, too. In fact, dogs are even more susceptible to heat stroke than humans are. Know the signs so you can keep a careful eye on your pet. Symptoms include heavy panting, difficulty breathing, rapid breathing, increased heart rate, drooling, weakness, and lethargy. Later symptoms include seizures, collapse, and bloody vomiting or diarrhea. Pets with snub-nosed faces, like pugs, are even more susceptible because they can’t pant effectively. If your pet is showing signs of being overheated, take him somewhere cool and immediately call your vet.

Does the humidity matter?

It sure does Dogs cool themselves by panting, which helps stabilize their temperature by removing moisture from the air. If the air is too humid, panting is less effective, and dogs can quickly overheat. A quick way to help them cooling down of their temperature can also try IBIYAYA pet cooling pad.

Can I take my dog swimming?

Not all dogs are naturally good (or enthusiastic) swimmers. If your dog doesn’t enter the water on his own, introduce him gradually, and stay close by. Never just toss your dog in water to make him start swimming. In addition, practice safe boating by making sure your pet has (and wears) his own flotation device.

How do I know if it’s too hot to leave my pet in the car while I run an errand?

Leaving your pet in the car is never a good idea, and it can be deadly in warm weather. Every year, pets die from being left in a hot vehicle. On an 80-degree day, the temperature inside a car can reach 110 degrees within just 10 minutes – even with the windows cracked. Leave your pets at home, or use a carrier or stroller to take them with you.

Can the sidewalk get too hot for my pet?

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Yes. During the summer, black asphalt – and even sidewalks – can become blisteringly hot. If a surface is too hot for your bare feet, it’s too hot for your pet’s paws, which means it’s time to pull out the pet stroller. If your fur baby does end up with a case of burned pads, ask your vet if it’s OK to apply some aloe vera ointment. Summer is a great time to for you and your pets to bond over some fun outdoor activities, but it’s up to you too look out for their well-being while you do it. Just remember that pets aren’t as good at regulating their body temperature as humans are. If you’re uncomfortably hot, so is your pet.

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