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.
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.
Pumpkin offers two types of protection: pet insurance (for the bad stuff) and 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.
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.
