FAQ

The Seresto collar is the most prominent and widely used tick collar for dogs, offering up to eight months of protection against fleas and ticks.

Dogs burying food is a natural instinct, but owners should evaluate the context—if it causes health risks or signals anxiety, intervention may be needed.

Dogs cover their food due to instinctual behaviors inherited from wild canines, driven by food preservation, security, anxiety, boredom, or health issues.

It’s generally safe to let your dog bury their food occasionally, as it’s a natural instinct, but it should be monitored to prevent health risks or mess.

Dogs try to cover or hide their food due to instinctual behaviors inherited from wild ancestors who buried food for safekeeping, or as reactions to stress, competition, or other triggers.

Dogs burying food is a natural instinct, but owners should evaluate the context—if it causes health risks or signals anxiety, intervention may be needed.

Dogs cover their food due to instinctual behaviors inherited from wild canines, driven by food preservation, security, anxiety, boredom, or health issues.

Dogs may cover their water bowl due to instinctual behavior to hide or preserve valuable resources, often influenced by anxiety, past experiences, or environmental stressors.

Dogs hide food as an instinctual behavior rooted in their ancestry. It helps preserve food, protect it from others, and can reflect stress, anxiety, or health issues.

Dogs bury their food with their nose due to instinctual behaviors inherited from their wild ancestors who hid surplus food for later. This action can also stem from anxiety, resource guarding, or boredom.