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When it comes to your Cavachon’s health and happiness, choosing the right treats and chews is just as important as selecting the right food. While rawhide chews have long been a popular choice for dog owners, they pose significant risks that make them unsuitable for your Cavachon. Did you know that natural alternatives like bully sticks, cow trachea, and cow hooves are much healthier and safer options for your furry friend? Here’s why you should think twice  before giving your Cavachon rawhide chews: 

1. Rawhide Chews Are Hard to Digest 

Rawhide chews are notoriously difficult for dogs to digest, especially smaller breeds like Cavachons. This can lead to gastrointestinal issues such as gas, stomach upset, and even blockages in severe cases. Your Cav

Checking Your Cavachon’s Teeth for Ticks: A Surprising but Vital Practice 

Everyone knows to check their dogs for ticks frequently, but did you know that you should also check inside their mouths? This is especially true for breeds like the adorable and affectionate Cavachon, who, with their curious and playful nature, can easily pick up ticks in unexpected places. Here’s why it’s important and how to keep your  Cavachon’s health in check. 

Why Check Inside Your Cavachon’s Mouth? 

Ticks are notorious for hiding in warm, moist, and less visible areas. While you may already inspect your Cavachon’s coat, ears, and paws, their mouth can often be overlooked. Cavachons, with their small, soft muzzles and lively personaliti

Providing clean, safe water is just as essential to your Cavachon’s health and well-being as offering high-quality, nutritious food and treats. Water plays a critical role in every bodily function, from regulating temperature to aiding digestion and flushing out toxins. However, giving your Cavachon tap water can potentially pose risks, as it may contain contaminants like fluoride, chlorine, heavy metals, pesticides, or bacteria. These substances, even in small amounts, can contribute to a range of health issues, including digestive disturbances, kidney strain, skin irritations, and excessive tear staining.

To protect your dog’s health and ensure optimal hydration, consider providing filtered, spring, distilled, or reverse osmosis water that is free from harmful additives and