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🐶 World’s Largest Dog Meets World’s Smallest

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Love Saves a Fragile Shelter Pittie
 

• A dog was found abandoned at a house, and she was so shut down emotionally that she was getting close to being put onto the euthanasia list at her shelter.

• She was fostered, and it was clear that she had never been inside of a house before. She was unsocialized and terrified, but her sweet personality was the only thing that shined through.

• Watch how steady support and kindness can turn a dog’s life inside out, shifting a shy and hopeless dog toward a fulfilling life.

 Weekly Learning 📖 🐾

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• 🐶 How to Help Dogs with Skin Allergies

• 🌊 Blue Lipped Mussels for Dogs

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😱 World’s Largest Dog Meets World’s Tiniest Dog

• 📸 Record-Breaking Duo Meets in Idaho
  The world’s tallest dog, a 3'4" Great Dane named Reggie, met the world’s shortest dog, a 3.6" Chihuahua named Pearl, for the first time—capturing hearts (and headlines) across the country.

  🐾 A Gentle Giant and a Fearless Pup
  Despite their 3-foot height difference, the two dogs quickly bonded. Reggie showed off his famously gentle nature, while Pearl, known for her confidence around bigger dogs, kept pace with ease.

  📰 From Viral Moment to Instant Friendship
  Their unlikely meetup, arranged by Guinness World Records, ended with the pair exploring the home together, cuddling on the couch, and proving that friendship knows no size.

A Dog Owner’s Guide to Skin Allergies, Itching, & Irritation

Why so many dogs suffer—and what you can actually do about it.

From constant scratching to mysterious hot spots, skin issues are some of the most common reasons dogs end up at the vet. Triggers range from seasonal allergies and food sensitivities to yeast overgrowth, mites, or environmental irritants like grass, dust, or even cleaning products. Many dogs suffer chronically—and it’s not always easy to find the root cause.

A good starting point is understanding the difference between external triggers and internal imbalances. Some dogs react to pollen or flea bites. Others may need a change in diet to eliminate food-based allergens. If your dog is licking their paws constantly, developing rashes, or has dry, flaky skin, it’s worth exploring both angles.

👉 Common Skin Conditions in Dogs
👉 Dog Allergies: Causes & Signs
👉 Dog Elimination Diets: Why, What, and How

🧴Natural Ways to Soothe Itching and Irritation

There are more natural options available than ever before—some with impressive results. Topical solutions like balms and oils can relieve symptoms fast, especially when paired with internal support. Ingredients like CBD, vitamin E, beeswax, and herbal blends have anti-inflammatory and moisturizing properties that many pet parents swear by.

Topicals work best when applied to specific trouble spots—like paws, noses, and hot spots. But if your dog’s issues are more widespread, adding a supplement or oil to their daily routine may support the skin from the inside out.

👉 CBD Topicals for Dogs: Salve, Balm, or Cream?
👉 Dog Hair Oil for Skin and Coat
👉 Oil for Dry Skin in Dogs
👉 Vitamin E for Dogs
👉 Beeswax for Paws and Noses

Herbal Remedies Worth Trying

Not every itch needs a prescription. There are safe, vet-approved home remedies you can try—especially for mild allergies or seasonal flare-ups. Herbal options like chamomile, nettle, and calendula can calm inflammation, while remedies like oatmeal soaks or diluted apple cider vinegar rinses may help manage yeast or hot spots.

👉 Herbal Allergy Relief Options for Dogs
👉 Home Remedy for Dog Ear Infection
👉 Dog Hot Spot Natural Treatment

🧪 When to Consider CBD or Over-the-Counter Help

CBD is becoming a popular tool in the fight against chronic itching—especially for dogs with anxiety-driven scratching or ongoing inflammation. Many dog owners report fewer flare-ups and better skin condition after adding CBD to their routine, either orally or through targeted topicals. Others find relief using OTC tools like Zyrtec or Benadryl—though these should only be used under veterinary guidance.

👉 CBD for Dog Itching
👉 CBD Oil for Skin Allergies
👉 Can You Give Dogs Benadryl?
👉 Zyrtec for Dogs

📣 Takeaway: You’re Not Alone—and You Have Options

If your dog’s been itching, licking, or flaking, you’re far from alone—and there are things you can try that don’t involve harsh meds or endless vet bills. Whether it's switching to a limited-ingredient diet, soothing hotspots with balm, or starting a CBD routine, progress is possible with the right support.

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Puppy Finds Hope after Nearly “Turning to Stone”

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This Week’s Key Pet News

Escaped Australian Dog Saved After 529 Days in Wilderness

• 🐾 529 Days Lost, Found at Last
  Valerie, a miniature dachshund, was rescued after surviving 18 months alone on Australia’s Kangaroo Island—a wilderness filled with snakes, spiders, and harsh terrain. Thought to be lost forever, she was finally found safe last week.

  🔍 Rescuers Spent Over 1,000 Hours
  Wildlife teams used toys, scent trails, and even her owner’s worn clothing to lure her into a safe trap. After months of sightings and near-misses, the carefully planned operation ended in a calm, emotional reunion.

  💛 A Reminder to Never Give Up
  Valerie’s survival is being hailed as miraculous. Her owner’s message to others: “Never give up hope.” For anyone who's ever lost a pet, this story hits home.

Dog Food Helps with Atopic Dermatitis (Skin Allergies)

• 🧬 Vet-Formulated Diet Targets Multiple Conditions
  Rayne Nutrition has relaunched its Skin Relief dry dog food—designed by veterinarians to support dogs with atopic dermatitis, osteoarthritis, obesity, and even early-stage heart conditions. Its minimally processed, whole-food ingredients aim to reduce common allergens and support the skin barrier.

  📊 Strong Results from Dog Owners
  In a recent survey, 72% of pet parents saw improved skin and coat health, while 82% reported better joint function. The formula includes EPA and DHA from fish and marine algae—key Omega-3s shown to reduce inflammation and itching.

California Moves to Ban Cat Declawing 🎉

• 🐱 California Moves to Ban Cat Declawing
  In a unanimous 72–0 vote, the California State Assembly passed a bill (AB 867) to ban non-medical cat declawing—calling the practice “inhumane and unethical.” The bill would outlaw the surgery unless deemed medically necessary for the cat’s health.

  📣 Bipartisan Support Rooted in Animal Welfare
  Assemblymember Alex Lee, inspired by his own cats, emphasized the availability of humane alternatives like claw caps and behavioral training. The bill now heads to the state Senate for consideration.