FAQ

You can often tell if a dog is pregnant by observing behavioral and physical changes such as decreased activity, changes in appetite, enlarged nipples, and nesting behaviors.

No, human pregnancy tests do not work on dogs because they detect a hormone that dogs do not produce during pregnancy.

At one week pregnant, dogs typically show no visible physical changes as the pregnancy is still in its early stages.

Dogs may sense pregnancy through scent and behavior changes, often becoming more protective, affectionate, or attentive toward their pregnant owner.

At home, you can check for signs such as increased appetite, nipple enlargement, behavioral changes, or use dog pregnancy test kits available online.

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Anxiety itself does not directly cause a heart murmur in dogs, but it can temporarily accentuate a murmur that is already present.

Signs that a dog's heart murmur is worsening include increased coughing, difficulty breathing, lethargy, fainting, or exercise intolerance. Regular veterinary exams and imaging tests help track changes.

Anxiety does not directly cause a heart murmur in dogs, but it can amplify the sound of a murmur or mimic symptoms of heart issues.

Worsening of a dog's heart murmur can be detected through increased coughing, labored breathing, decreased energy, fainting, and by veterinary diagnostic tests.