A generally healthy breed typically living up to the age of 12, just like any dog breed, the Chow Chow is more susceptible to certain health conditions. Here, you can find out more about the best ways to support your Chow’s health & wellbeing!
So, you’re ready to bring home a Chow Chow? Great choice! These unique dogs, known for their fluffy, lion-like looks, and one-of-a-kind personality, make for fascinating companions. Let’s dive into what the first year with a Chow Chow might look like.
Beneath their fur lies a commitment to grooming that not all dog owners are prepared for. Should I take my Chow Chow to a professional groomer? Let’s find out!
Discover the benefits of dog beds for your Chow Chow’s comfort and health, along with some recommendations from first hand experience.
Discover the life expectancy of a chow chow and how to extend your chow chow’s lifespan with tips and tricks for a healthier dog.
In this guide we will walk you through the top 3 brushes recommended by ourselves and other Chow Chow owners within our community to keep your Chow Chow looking there best as well as keeping them healthy.
In this post we discuss the best ways to keep your Chow Chow cool in the hot weather which perhaps you didn’t know about before.
As a Chow Chow owner, it is essential to understand the potential health conditions that can arise in this breed. In this article, we will explore five common health conditions that affect Chow Chows and provide tips on how to manage and treat them.
Chow Chow Grooming -These 5 important tips will make your life easier when grooming your chow chow. Do you know about these tips?
Dogs can experience nightmares just like humans, with the causes ranging from stress, anxiety, and traumatic experiences. Certain breeds, such as herding breeds, may be more prone to nightmares due to their high energy and active nature.
Reverse sneezing, also known as “pharyngeal gag reflex,” occurs when a dog’s throat and soft palate become irritated, causing them to rapidly and repeatedly inhale air through their nose. This can be caused by a variety of things, including allergens, irritants, or even excitement.
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