FAQ

When your dog is in heat, carefully supervise her, keep her separated from unneutered males, use dog diapers to manage discharge, and provide her with comfort, enrichment, and hygiene support.

No, a dog in heat is not the same as a human period; it refers to the fertile stage in a female dog's reproductive cycle when she can become pregnant.

A female dog enters heat when she becomes fertile during her reproductive cycle, showing physical and behavioral changes and becoming receptive to mating.

When a female dog is in heat, she's in the fertile part of her reproductive cycle and can become pregnant if she mates. This period, called estrus, comes with noticeable behavioral and physical changes.

Two drawbacks of laser therapy are that it's not suitable for use over tumors or cancerous tissues, and it may be ineffective in treating certain structural problems.

Disadvantages of laser therapy for dogs include potential risks such as burns if not administered correctly, limited effectiveness for certain conditions, and unsuitability for use over tumors, the eyes, growth plates, or recently steroid-treated areas.

Two drawbacks of laser therapy are the risk of burns from improper use and the inability to treat certain conditions, such as tumors or structural issues like a torn meniscus.

Laser therapy is generally safe for dogs, but its disadvantages include limited effectiveness for structural issues, potential risks if used improperly, and unsuitability for certain conditions such as cancer, open growth plates, or recent steroid injection sites.

Two drawbacks of laser therapy are that it should not be used on cancerous areas or pregnant dogs and may be ineffective for structural issues like torn ligaments.

Laser therapy for dogs is generally safe, but potential disadvantages include rare risks like burns, limited effectiveness for structural or hormonal issues, and contraindications for cancer, growth plates, or pregnancy.