FAQ

Yes, you can give your dog wild rice in small, cooked amounts to help with diarrhea as it is easy to digest and gentle on the stomach.

Brown rice is considered the healthiest rice for dogs due to its higher fiber, vitamins, and mineral content compared to white rice.

Dogs should avoid grains like corn, wheat, and soy, especially if they have allergies or sensitivities, as these may cause digestive or skin issues.

Dogs should not eat seasoned, spiced, or uncooked rice, as well as rice with added onions, garlic, or excessive salt or fat.

Not in corpus.

No, you cannot simply wash mange off a dog; it requires medical treatment and medicated baths prescribed by a veterinarian.

Natural remedies like neem oil, apple cider vinegar, and coconut oil can help kill mange mites by soothing the skin and fighting parasitic activity.

No, you can't wash mange off a dog with regular bathing; it requires specific medical treatment and medicated baths prescribed by a veterinarian.

Natural remedies like neem oil, apple cider vinegar, and coconut oil can help kill mange mites and soothe irritated skin.

Washing a dog with mange can help soothe the skin and reduce mites, but it won't cure mange on its own; medical treatment is necessary.