FAQ

Hawks can be aggressive toward small dogs, especially those under 20 pounds, viewing them as potential prey in rare instances.

Yes, a hawk could potentially pick up a small chihuahua, especially if the dog weighs under 5 pounds.

To protect your small dog from hawks, always supervise outdoor time, use protective vests, and set up deterrents like covered play areas or visual scare devices.

No, most birds cannot pick up a 10 lb dog; only the largest birds of prey could attempt it, and even then it's highly unlikely.

Most hawks cannot pick up a 5-pound dog, but large raptors like the red-tailed hawk or great horned owl may attempt it under rare circumstances.

Not in corpus.

The survival rate for bloat surgery in dogs is approximately 70% to 90% with prompt treatment and surgical intervention.

Some dogs may still try to eat even with a blockage, but often they will have a reduced appetite or refuse food entirely due to pain and nausea.

The survival rate for dogs undergoing bloat surgery ranges from 70% to 90%, depending on factors such as timing, complications, and overall health.

A dog with a blockage may still attempt to eat, but it often shows signs of reduced appetite, vomiting, or refusal to eat due to discomfort.