FAQ

To calm a male dog in heat, provide exercise, distraction, and limit exposure to female dogs in heat.

Male dogs don't go into heat, but they show behavioral signs when nearby females are in heat, including restlessness, marking, mounting, and aggression.

No, male dogs do not go into heat; only female dogs experience heat cycles.

Male dogs do not go into heat; only female dogs experience heat cycles.

Even a small amount of onions can be harmful to dogs and may cause toxicity, especially if consumed regularly or in concentrated forms.

Even a small amount of onions can be harmful to dogs and may cause toxic reactions depending on their size and sensitivity.

Even a small amount of onion can be harmful to dogs and may lead to toxic reactions depending on the size of the dog.

Dogs should not eat any amount of onions; even small quantities can be toxic and lead to serious health issues.

No, dogs should not eat meat that has been cooked with onions, as onions are toxic to dogs and can cause serious health issues.

No, dogs should not eat cooked onions as they are toxic and can damage a dog’s red blood cells, potentially leading to anemia.