Veterinarian Mag.med.vet. Emin Jasarevic
Veterinarian & Medical Author
Veterinarian Mag.med.vet. Emin Jasarevic creates medically accurate articles and videos on animal health topics. He is co-author of the Hunde Gesundheits Bibel and ensures professionally correct content at Hundeo.
Articles by Veterinarian Mag.med.vet. Emin Jasarevic (107)
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Dog First Aid
For unconsciousness, seizures, persistent breathing difficulty, or heavy bleeding: go straight to the emergency clinic. This guide explains which symptoms are...
6 top tranquilizers for dogs comparison
Valerian and St. John's wort are herbal calming supplements that can help with mild anxiety. Adaptil (DAP) uses synthetic dog pheromones and has the most...
Plants Poisonous to Dogs
Lily of the valley, tulips, ivy, boxwood, and oleander are among the most common poisonous garden and wild plants for dogs. Puppies and young dogs are...
Dog fleas
With a flea infestation, treating the dog alone is not enough. What matters is combining treatment of the dog with thorough cleaning of the environment. Home...
Can dogs eat oatmeal?
Yes, oats are easy for dogs to digest and high in fiber. Serve them cooked in water or soaked; dry oats can cause gas. They provide B vitamins, iron and...
Can dogs eat tangerines?
Tangerines are not toxic to dogs, but their high sugar and acid content makes them suitable only rarely and in small amounts. The fruit acid can cause...
Black Seed Oil for Dogs
Black seed oil has a long history in herbal medicine, but the evidence in dogs is thin. It may be used in very small amounts as a dietary add-on. It is not...
Dog Coughing
A dry, barking cough often points to kennel cough, which is highly contagious. A wet cough with mucus can suggest pneumonia or heart disease. If coughing comes...
6 things that should not be missing in any dog pharmacy
Essential items for the dog first aid kit: digital thermometer (rectal), tick remover, wound disinfectant, gauze bandages, adhesive tape, disposable gloves,...
Bach flower remedies for dogs
Bach flower remedies are often marketed for stress and anxiety in dogs. The scientific basis is weak. If used at all, they should be seen as an add-on some...
Can dogs eat pears?
Yes, ripe pears are safe for dogs. They provide vitamin C, vitamin K and fiber. Remove the seeds and stem, since they contain cyanide precursors. Unripe pears...
CBD oil for dogs
CBD oil for dogs: legal context, potential risks, limited evidence, and why veterinary guidance matters.
Dog Eats Grass
Eating grass is common in dogs and usually harmless. Possible reasons: nausea, a need for fiber, boredom, or simply the taste. It only becomes dangerous when...
Fruit and Vegetables for Dogs
Fruit and vegetables can be a supplement for dogs, but they don't have to be. More important than superfood promises is the question: what's easy to digest, in...
Digestive Problems in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms and Help
Occasional diarrhea or gas is normal in dogs. It gets serious with blood in the stool, ongoing vomiting, weight loss or lethargy. The most common causes: food...
Can dogs eat cranberries?
Yes, dogs can eat cranberries in small amounts. Fresh or unsweetened dried cranberries can work as a tart snack, but they are no substitute for treatment if...
Can Dogs Drink Milk? (Yes or No?)
Most adult dogs are lactose intolerant because they produce less lactase after puppyhood. Cow milk can cause diarrhea, bloating and stomach pain. Lactose-free...
Can dogs eat carrots?
Yes, carrots are ideal for dogs. Raw, they help clean the teeth and make a crunchy, low-calorie chew. Cooked or pureed, the nutrients (beta-carotene,...
Can dogs eat raw eggs?
Cooked egg is safe and protein-rich for dogs. Raw egg white contains avidin, which blocks biotin absorption. The occasional raw egg is harmless, but for...
Vaccinating Your Dog
Primary immunization starts at 8 weeks of age. Rabies, distemper, and parvovirus are the most important core vaccinations. None is required by law, but without...
Dog is constantly scratching? (4 reasons and what helps against it)
Persistent scratching in dogs is most commonly caused by fleas, mites, allergies (food or environmental) or skin infections. Check for flea dirt (black crumbs...
Hiccups in Dogs
Hiccups in dogs are caused by involuntary contractions of the diaphragm. Puppies get them more often than adult dogs because their diaphragm is still immature....
Rat Poison in Dogs (Symptoms of Poisoning)
Rat poison contains coumarin derivatives that block blood clotting. Symptoms often appear only hours to days after ingestion. If you suspect poisoning, call...
Tick prevention for dogs
Tick prevention is not a topic for pretty home-remedy copy but for risk reduction. Natural products can be tried as add-ons, but they should not be relied on...