THE BLOG
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Take your Italian Greyhound to your Vet immediately if he/she has a suspected leg fracture / broken leg. In most cases, a Vet should: Surgery Depending on the type of fracture, different forms of treatment might be recommended. Most are best treated with an operation.… Read More >
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Good breeding is the best way to prevent leg fractures in Italian Greyhounds and responsible breeders would never breed from dogs that have broken their legs, or produced puppies that have broken their legs. However, there are precautions that you can take to minimise the… Read More >
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All of us hate the idea of our loved ones, human or animal, being in any pain. However, it’s not always easy to recognise when our pets are in discomfort. Whilst Italian Greyhounds are often very demonstrative with their acute pain, chronic pain is much… Read More >
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Trimming nails with clippers tends to remove too much nail (causing pain and bleeding) or not enough nail. Sharp nail edges can scratch your skin and snag your clothing. Long sharp nails are more likely to get caught on things and rip the nail from… Read More >
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Italian Greyhounds are curious, intelligent little dogs who can be surprisingly willful but with the right approach training your Italian Greyhound can be very rewarding. Basic training classes will be a good idea in the long run but at the very beginning will almost certainly… Read More >
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