Many dogs won’t eat after surgery, but consuming a nutritious, protein-rich diet is important for a speedy recovery. Learn how and what to feed your dog after surgery below.
If you’re wondering how to hide a pet from your landlord, you’re probably in a tough situation. We have some less risky strategies (as well as tips on how to hide a dog) in this article.
Most Yorkie ears stand up, but some pups are born with floppy ears. You can tape your Yorkie’s ears to help them stand up, or you can allow them to stand in their own time. Yorkie owners also need to take special care to keep their pup’s ears clean and free from infection. Learn more below.
A dog’s skin pH level should be around 7.52. This is different than a human’s skin pH, and it requires some unique care to keep it at healthy levels. Keep reading to learn more about dog skin pH levels and what to do to protect it.
Yorkie bad breath is usually caused by periodontal disease, although it may be a sign of a poor diet or more serious health conditions. We outline why Yorkie breath stinks and remedies you should try below.
Ear mites are tiny arachnid parasites that can inhabit your Yorkie’s ears and live off dead skin cells and wax. We’ll tell you how to identify and treat ear mites in this guide.
Leather ear is a dermatological infection of the ears, hocks, and tails of some dog breeds, such as Yorkies. It causes hair loss and a dark, leathery appearance. Not much is understood about the issue, but these treatments may help.
Yorkshire Terriers are one of the smallest breeds, averaging between just 3 to 7 pounds. You can’t predict a Yorkie puppy’s adult weight with 100% accuracy, but this Yorkie growth chart can help you determine a close estimate.
Pumpkin offers two types of protection: pet insurance (for the bad stuff) and optional preventative care reimbursement (to keep the bad stuff from happening). These plans are available for both cats and dogs nationwide. Keep reading to learn more.
Your Yorkie’s ears need to be cleaned when you start to see dirt, debris, or wax. This guide to cleaning Yorkie ears will give you tips on what to look for, how to clean ears, what solutions to use and how to avoid injuring your pet.
Picking up and holding a dog seems straightforward, but if you don’t do it right, you could injure yourself and your pup. Learn how to pick up, hold, and carry a dog in this guide.
There are three types of ear infections, and each needs to be treated promptly to prevent further complications. In this guide, you’ll learn about common causes, symptoms, treatment, and steps for prevention.
Yorkies require a moderate amount of exercise, approximately two 20-minute walks per day and occasional short bursts of activity to keep them healthy and happy.
The average Yorkie adult will sleep somewhere around 13 hours per day, with some sleeping as much as 18 hours. The amount of sleep can vary and depends largely on factors such as the age of the dog, the presence of health issues, the amount of exercise they receive, and the environment of the home.
Yorkies can experience digestive problems like diarrhea, vomiting, and blood in their stool for a variety of reasons. In this guide, we’ve provided some diarrhea treatments to help your dog recover quickly.
Yorkies may eat feces for a variety of reasons, including a poor diet, health or behavioral issues, or simply animal instinct. Keep reading for more information on the causes and solutions for Yorkies eating poop.
Yorkie puppy care is a big responsibility. But with careful planning, a few trips to the vet, and consistent training, your puppy will thrive. Learn how to take care of a Yorkie puppy in this guide.
Yorkies go through heat cycles two to three times per year. Learn about Yorkie heat cycle stages and symptoms, periods of fertility, and breeding in this guide.
Dogs have eyelashes similar to humans. Some dogs’ eyelashes grow quite long and may need to be groomed. Learn more about eyelashes and eyebrows, grooming, and eyelash health issues in this guide.
Your Yorkie may stink because of unhealthy skin, poor diet, ear infections, or other issues. We break down all of the common Yorkie smells below, so keep reading to learn more.
The underlying causes of Yorkie hair loss can range from mild to serious. Knowing what to look for and when to call a vet is important. Keep reading to learn more about steps you can take to stop hair loss in Yorkies.
Yorkies are known for having bad teeth, and it can pose a big risk to your dog’s overall health. Keep reading to learn more about normal teething, dental disease, and how to prevent your dog’s teeth from falling out.
Yorkshire Terriers are prone to a number of health issues and diseases, such as hypoglycemia, pancreatitis, and collapsed trachea. Learn about more Yorkie health issues, their symptoms, and how to treat them in this guide.
Yorkies may be bold and daring, but a lot of distress can hide behind that bark. In this guide, we’ll look into what Yorkie separation anxiety is, the symptoms to look for, how to prevent it from recurring.
Do Yorkies have allergies? Unfortunately, like most dogs, Yorkies can suffer from allergies to chemicals, pollen, and certain foods. There is hope though! Read more about identifying and alleviating Yorkie allergies, below.
From birth to adulthood, dogs undergo an incredible journey of transformation. It’s important to nurture your pup through these “fear periods,” so here are some important milestones and tips help your dog grow.
Yorkie eye discharge and tear staining can be an unattractive feature of your otherwise adorable little furball. Keep reading for information on how to clean Yorkie eye boogers and safely remove tear stains.
Yorkshire Terrier skin problems are fairly common. Many factors can cause Yorkie skin issues, including nutrition, bathing, grooming, fleas, ticks, or other health conditions. Learn how to treat common Yorkie skin issues in this guide.
