Health

Poodle vaccination is an important part of keeping your dog healthy, but not all vaccines are right for all dogs. Much of what your poodle needs depends on where he or she lives and what he or she will be doing, especially when outside. There are several things you...

If you don’t know much about Poodles, you probably at least know that they come in different sizes. Their sizes dictate their names - The Standard Poodle, The Miniature Poodle, and The Toy Poodle. Each of these have poodle health differences that affect it either as a...

Hip dysplasia in poodles is a common health issue, especially for certain types like miniature poodles. It can be extremely painful and debilitating and have a drastic effect on your dog’s quality of life. This is why it’s so important to understand the condition and...

Most dogs love blankets and it’s no surprise why. This is especially true for blankets for poodles, which are often as fluffy as they are. They tend to be smart, affectionate dogs that are great for a variety of living situations. Like most dogs, they enjoy having...

It’s just one of those things. No matter how clean, well-groomed, and tangle-free your Poodle is, they can still be prone to skin infections and disease. Unfortunately, it’s in their genetics. In this post, we are highlighting the various types of skin infections a...

Poodles have a very distinctive coat and they are unfortunately prone to skin conditions, including dry skin. This is why skin care for poodles is one of the pillars of their good health and good grooming. Some skin infections that Poodles can suffer from will require...

You may or may not know that the coat of a Poodle actually consists of hair rather than fur. This means that yes, poodles get sunburnt from time to time. While this hair is thick it doesn't provide the same amount of coverage that fur does. For this reason, care needs...

Most people hear the word bronchitis and think that it relates solely to humans. However, Poodles can also become sick with bronchitis. Canine bronchitis in Poodles is often an illness that isn’t diagnosed until all other illnesses have been ruled out. That is why it...

Poodles are a breed of dog that is prone to suffer allergic reactions. Seasonal changes, dust, and mold can make us sneeze and get itchy eyes, but they can also induce allergies in Poodles, which may become a real problem. Five main categories will trigger allergies...

A poodles’ athletic drive means they are likely a pet who loves to be outdoors. All sizes need outdoor fun for optimal health and happiness. This means they may require all-weather wear for when they are going for walks, hikes, or simply time playing in the park....

Every breed of dog is predisposed to certain illnesses and genetic differences. This includes all sizes of poodles. One of those mutations is called Heterochromia. It is rare in poodles but does exist. This condition can happen naturally or be induced by your dogs’...

When we talk about grooming our poodles, we immediately assume that we are referring to their nails and curly coats. However, part of their day to day grooming must include dental care for poodles as well. It wasn’t long ago pet owners assumed that dogs didn’t need to...

Hearing that your dog has cancer is one of the most heartbreaking things in the world. Seeing your pooch in pain is unbearable, and unfortunately, cancer in dogs is a lot harder to treat than in humans. Unfortunately, mammary cancer in poodles is more common than with...

Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD) is an age-related illness that affects older dogs. Much like Dementia in humans, dementia in poodles can have different symptoms for each dog. Termed with the widely known acronym DISHA, meaning Disorientation, [altered] Interactions...

Grooming your poodle should include caring for the sensitive areas around their eyes, ears, and nose. This area can get stained and mucky compared to the rest of their coats if they have a problem with excessive red tears from their eyes. Whether your own a toy,...

Whether your poodle is a puppy or one that you got as a stray from a shelter, if you are not breeding them, then they should be spayed or neutered. Most shelters deal with spaying or neutering the pets that are up for adoption, but if not, they often ask you to sign a...

Each breed of dog is predisposed to certain illnesses. Some sickness will be chronic, and others are short term. Unfortunately, there is a significant risk of cancer in poodles. They have a higher chance of getting cancer compared to most breeds. A study of 74...

Poodle pet insurance, and pet insurance in general, has been around longer than most people would think. The first policy was issued in the 1890s. This insurance for animals was originally offered to cover horses and livestock and then expanded to include the first...

Your active poodle can need some specialized grooming when it comes to their ears. Poodles are generally easy to care for dogs but have some extra ear hygiene that is required due to their excessively floppy and hairy ears. This extra care comes in the form of a good...

Diarrhea isn’t the nicest of topics to discuss; however, if you have a pet, then this is par for the course. At some point, your pet will have diarrhea, just like humans. There are a few reasons why this may occur and having a basic understanding can help massively to...

Every dog is different when it comes to having an ear infection. Some will get them repeatedly, and others only once. Poodles, whether toy, miniature or standard, seem to have ear issues in higher numbers than other breeds. This is due to their long floppy ears that...

The vast majority of insurance companies base their prices on the average cost of vet care per breed and consequently as per the known health issues the breed is predisposed to. It is important to keep in mind that insurance companies do not cover pre-existing...

Poodles are a loved breed and the seventh most popular in the US. This number does not count the non-purebred breeds such as Labradoodles. Poodles are happy, active, and highly smart.  They make excellent hunters, trackers, performers, watchdogs, and family members....

Poodles are active pets and generally healthy animals. There are three size types within the breed known as the Toy Poodle, the Miniature Poodle, and the Standard Poodle. Although each is hardy, there are some health risks for Poodles particular to their size and...