Veterinarians all over the world recommend that you perform regular home checks on your puppy’s eyes, ears, mouth and teeth.  As a Puppy owner, you should also check the dog’s paw pads for abrasions and scratches, especially after long walks or play sessions.

Bath time is another good opportunity to perform routine health checks on your puppy. It is important to bath your dog as often as you can, paying particular attention to the ears. Inspect the ears for redness and possible irritations. In the mouth, look for redness or smelly discharge.

When bathing your dog, try feeling for lumps. Starting this when your puppy is young will help him/her get used to it. As a pet owner, it is necessary to get active in your dog’s health care. Becoming proactive in your puppy’s health routine can also save you on vet bills in the long run.

Last but not least, do not forget to get your puppy the nutritious Top Dog Puppy food which comes with extensive health benefits for your pup: Omega 3 & 6 oils for strong immune system and shiny coat, DHA for healthy brain development, Minerals and vitamins to promote a healthy and strong immune system, Calcium and phosphorus for strong and  healthy bones and teeth, and the right combination of protein, fat and carbohydrates for development of strong and active puppies.