All VitalPaws Guides
118 plain-English guides for dog parents on itching, skin, paws, ears, gut health, food, medicines, dosing and everyday care. The most-asked questions come first in each section, or search below.
If it is an emergency (a swollen, tight belly, trouble breathing, collapse, a seizure, or a possible poisoning), go to the nearest open vet clinic now. What to do when no vet is open. These guides are general information from VitalPaws, not veterinary advice for your own dog.
- Why is my dog itching?18
- Itch relief and what vets try10
- Skin, coat and hair12
- Paw licking and paws5
- Ears and eyes4
- Gut and digestion13
- Food and feeding9
- Emergencies, ticks and everyday care7
- Getting started with VitalPaws8
- Results and how long to continue6
- Safety, side effects and medicines8
- About the product and the brand8
- Ordering, delivery and vet support7
- Geo-Tag and community3
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Why is my dog itching?18
Scratching, biting and rubbing: the usual causes, how to tell them apart, and when it is a vet visit.
- Why Does My Shih Tzu Itch and Lick Its Paws So Much?Shih Tzus are 66% of the households that told us their breed. What the itching and paw licking usually means, what to rule out first, and the ½-scoop dose.
- Can Gut Problems Cause Itching in Dogs?Often, yes. Gut imbalance and itchy skin are frequently linked. What our customers report: the tummy settles first, scratching eases around weeks 3–4.
- Why Does My Dog Keep Scratching All the Time? The Causes, RankedConstant scratching in dogs: five causes ranked in the order to rule them out, what 220 customers told us on post-order calls, and when it means a vet.
- Why Is My Puppy Itching So Much?Fleas, mites, infection or food? The puppy itch triage, red flags that need a same-day vet, and dosing a pre + probiotic from 2 months.
- Fleas, Ticks, Mites or Allergy: How to Tell the DifferenceHow to check a dog for fleas, ticks and mites at home, what a vet needs to confirm, and the tick fever signs that mean same-day care.
- Why Does My German Shepherd Keep Getting Skin and Ear Problems?Why German Shepherds get recurring skin and ear problems, the causes a vet checks for, emergency signs, and where daily gut support fits.
- Where the Itch Is: Face, Chin, Belly and Tail BaseWhat your dog's itch location means: chin, belly, tail base, paws and ears — plus the exact signs that mean see a vet today, not tomorrow.
- Is the Itching an Allergy?Allergy is a diagnosis a vet reaches by ruling parasites and infections out first. The exclusion process, home triggers, and which tests are worth it.
- Grass, Dust Mite and Pollen Allergies in DogsCan dogs be allergic to grass, dust mites or pollen? How vets diagnose it, what helps at home in India, and which tests are worth it.
- Why Is My Dog So Itchy When There Are No Fleas?No fleas in sight but your dog won't stop itching? Here's how to check for fleas, ticks and mites at home, what only a vet can confirm, and tick-fever signs.
- Does My Itchy Dog Really Need Blood or Allergy Tests?What a vet actually rules out before calling it an allergy, which tests earn their cost for a chronic itch, and when it's reasonable to wait.
- Why Does My Dog Scratch Until It Bleeds or Loses Fur?The vet-first red-flag checklist for broken or bleeding skin, why scratching turns into a wound, and what daily gut support can and can't do once it's healed.
- Is My Dog Allergic to Chicken? What to Feed InsteadHow vets actually confirm a chicken allergy in dogs, what to feed during the trial, and why VitalPaws isn't the right starting point until it's cleared.
- Why Is My Labrador So Itchy and Losing Hair?Puppy hair loss, heavy shedding, hot spots or a thyroid issue? Here's how to tell what's behind a Labrador's itching and hair loss, and when to see a vet.
- Why Does My Beagle Keep Itching and Getting Tummy Trouble?Gas and itching in a Beagle often come from the same fast-eating, food-driven habits. Rule out fleas, anal glands and food reactions, then dose by weight.
- Why Is My Older Dog Suddenly So Itchy?New itch in a dog of 7+ is a rule-out question, not just age. What a vet checks, the tests involved, and how VitalPaws fits once your vet clears it.
- Food as the Cause of Itching: How to Actually TellHow to tell if your dog's itching is food-related, how a real elimination diet trial works, and a safe-or-not table for chapati, rice, dal, milk and curd.
- Why Is My Dog Still Itching After Flea or Tick Treatment?A few days of itch after flea or tick treatment is normal. Here's how long it should last, how to check for mites, and when to see a vet instead.
Itch relief and what vets try10
What helps, what to avoid, and what to do when a treatment stops working.
- Do Probiotics Help Dogs With Itching and Skin Allergies?Often, yes, as support. Rule out fleas, mites and infection first; then our customers see scratching ease around Day 21–28, 8 in 10 within 3–4 weeks.
- What Can I Give My Dog to Stop Itching Quickly? The Honest AnswerNothing works instantly for itching. Which home remedies are safe, coconut oil's real risk, bath frequency, and our slower daily route.
- When Vets and Medicines Haven't Stopped the ItchWhen vet medicines stop working on the itch: the rule-outs that come first, what vets try next, and our honest 3-4 week gut route.
- How Often Should I Bathe a Dog With Itchy Skin?How often to bathe an itchy dog, medicated vs. routine shampoo, monsoon care, and which home remedies are safe or best avoided.
- Home Remedies for a Dog's Itchy Skin: What's Safe, What Isn'tNeem, buttermilk, vinegar, baking soda and coconut oil for an itchy dog: what's safe, what to avoid, and the red flags that mean see a vet.
- Does Coconut Oil Help a Dog's Itchy Skin?A little coconut oil in food is fine, and it's already in our formula. On broken or inflamed skin it can trap moisture and make things worse.
- When Anti-Itch Medicine Stops Working: What Vets Try NextWhen a prescription anti-itch tablet or injection stops working: the rule-outs, the real alternatives vets try next, and our honest gut-support route.
- Why Does My Dog's Itching Come Back When Medicine Stops?Anti-itch medicine controls the itch signal, not the cause behind it. Here's why itching rebounds, what to rule out, and our alongside-your-vet route.
- Do Omega-3 and Skin-and-Coat Supplements Work for Dogs?Whether omega-3 and skin-and-coat supplements actually help, when hair loss or dandruff needs a vet first, and where coconut oil fits in the routine.
- Which Supplements Actually Help a Dog With Itchy Skin?Not every itch supplement has real evidence: what omega-3 and probiotics actually do, and when hair loss needs a vet, not a supplement.
Skin, coat and hair12
Rashes, infections, yeast, shedding, dandruff, smell and seasonal skin trouble.
- Why Does My Dog Smell Bad Even After a Bath?A bath does not fix skin, ear or dental odour. What causes the smell, how monsoon and heat make it worse, and when it needs a vet, not another shampoo.
- Why Does My Dog Keep Getting Red Rashes on Its Belly and Skin?Red flags for broken or bleeding skin, why rashes return after an ointment or antibiotic course, how to spot yeast, and a body-map of likely causes.
- Why Does My Dog Keep Getting Yeast or Fungal Infections?Why yeast and fungal skin infections keep returning, red flags for a same-day vet visit, fungal vs bacterial, and what gut support can and can't do.
- Why Does My Dog Keep Getting Skin Infections?Recognising a bacterial or fungal skin infection, why it keeps coming back, what to do when antibiotics haven't worked, and puppy safety.
- How to Tell If Your Dog Has a Yeast Skin InfectionThe smell, look and typical spots of a yeast skin infection in dogs, what mimics it, and when a vet needs to test rather than guess.
- Red, Inflamed Skin Between Your Dog's Toes: Causes and What to DoRed skin between the toes is usually allergy, infection, yeast or a foreign body. The causes, the soak verdict, and when it's a same-day vet visit.
- Why Is My Dog Shedding So Much Hair? Normal vs. NotSeasonal shedding is normal, but patchy loss or flakes with itching can mean ringworm, mites or a hormonal issue — how to tell, and how it ties to gut health.
- Bald Patches and Hair Loss With Itching in DogsBald patches with itching usually mean ringworm, mange or a hormonal cause — how to tell them apart, what is safe at home, and when to see a vet.
- Why Does My Dog Have Dry, Flaky Skin and Dandruff?Dry, flaky skin is usually bathing or dry air, but flakes with redness, odour, hair loss or itching mean a mite, yeast or an allergy. How to tell them apart.
- Why Is My Dog's Coat Dull, Dry or Changing Colour?A dull coat is usually the last sign to change, not the first. When a colour change needs a vet, and what actually supports coat health.
- Why Do Dogs Get More Skin Problems in the Monsoon?Damp coats, paws and ears feed the yeast and bacteria behind monsoon hot spots and ear infections. Why it happens, proper drying, and when it needs a vet.
- Can Hot Weather Make My Dog Itch and Lick Its Paws?Heat and humidity can genuinely aggravate itching and paw licking, but rarely cause it alone. How to tell heat from an allergy, and when to see a vet.
Paw licking and paws5
Why dogs lick their paws, what stained fur means, and when to worry.
- How Do I Stop My Dog From Licking Its Paws All the Time?Paw licking: 56% of customers who raised a concern on our calls mention it. What to rule out first, the 30-day home routine and the 3–4 week timeline.
- Why Does My Dog Lick Its Paws So Much? Normal vs Warning SignsA little paw licking is normal grooming. Here is the vet-standard line between habit and a medical problem, and when to see a vet.
- Boredom, Anxiety or Allergy? Why Your Dog Licks Its PawsHow to tell habit-driven paw licking from an allergy, the 3-day way to track it, and the red flags that mean a vet visit, not a guess.
- Why Is the Fur on My Dog's Paws Turning Pink or Brown?Pink or brown paw fur is usually saliva staining (porphyrins), not dirt. What's normal grooming, what needs a vet, and how to manage it safely.
- Why Does My Dog Keep Licking Its Private Parts or Scooting?Scooting and private-part licking usually mean anal glands, a UTI or worms, not a gut problem. What's urgent, what's normal, and what helps once it's treated.
Ears and eyes4
Head shaking, ear infections that return, tear stains and eye emergencies.
- Why Does My Dog Keep Scratching Its Ears and Shaking Its Head?What ear scratching and head shaking usually mean, when it's a vet visit this week versus an emergency, and the honest answer on tear stains and eye red flags.
- Why Do My Dog's Ear Infections Keep Coming Back?Recurring ear infections usually point to an allergy underneath. Vet-visit triage, why they return, other causes, and our honest limit.
- Why Does My Dog Have Watery Eyes and Tear Stains?What causes watery eyes and tear stains in dogs, safe daily cleaning steps, and the red flags that mean a same-day vet visit.
- What Is the White Film or Red Lump in My Dog's Eye?A red lump is usually cherry eye; a white film can mean an ulcer, dry eye or a cataract. What to check, what to photograph, and why old drops are risky.
Gut and digestion13
Loose motions, vomiting, gas, constipation, appetite and what healthy poop looks like.
- Do Probiotics Help Dogs With Diarrhoea?The red flags that mean a vet, not a supplement, safe home care for a mild upset, and where daily probiotic support honestly fits.
- Why Does My Dog Have So Much Gas and a Gurgling Stomach?Why dogs get gas and a gurgling stomach, when it's normal, when it's a bloat emergency, and why a probiotic can mean more gas before it settles.
- Diarrhoea and Vomiting in Dogs: Home Care and Red FlagsWhen loose motions or vomiting in dogs need a vet the same day, what to feed a mild upset at home, and where daily gut support fits.
- Sensitive Stomach in Dogs: Signs, Red Flags and What HelpsHow to spot a sensitive stomach in dogs, the stool red flags that need a same-day vet, and the daily routine that helps meals sit easier.
- Why Does My Dog Keep Getting Loose Motions Again and Again?Why loose motions keep coming back after medicines, the checks in order, the same-day vet signs, and the tummy-first timeline customers commonly report.
- What Are the Signs of Poor Gut Health in Dogs?Loose potty, gas, bad breath, low energy — and, more often than parents expect, itching and paw-licking. What 220 of our customers told us first.
- Why Has My Dog Stopped Eating Properly?When a dog's loss of appetite is an emergency, what mild home care looks like, and where a daily gut supplement honestly fits in.
- What Helps a Constipated Dog? Causes, Red Flags and ReliefWhat helps a constipated dog: causes, red flags that need a vet, and the daily basics for a hard, dry potty.
- How Can I Improve My Dog's Gut Health Naturally?The free habits from our 11-step Gut Reset guide — bowl, water, meal times, walks, a daily score — plus the one paid step. Then re-check on Day 30.
- Why Is My Dog Dull and Low on Energy?When a dull, low-energy dog needs a vet the same day, the subtler gut-linked signs that don't, and how daily gut support honestly fits in.
- Is It Normal for My Dog to Vomit Now and Then?When occasional vomiting in dogs is common, the pattern and companion signs that mean it's not, and where daily gut support honestly fits.
- What Does Healthy Dog Poop Look Like? A Quick Daily CheckHealthy dog poop is brown, holds its shape but is moist, and passed once or twice a day. The colours, texture and red flags that need a vet.
- Can Gut Health Affect My Dog's Mood and Anxiety?The real gut-brain link in dogs, explained plainly, plus what's owner-observation versus what a gut supplement can honestly claim.
Food and feeding9
What is safe in an Indian kitchen, how to switch food, meal times and water.
- What Are Natural Probiotic Foods for Dogs?The real difference between probiotic and prebiotic foods for dogs, what's safe in an Indian kitchen, and why home food can't guarantee a bacteria count.
- Is It Safe to Feed My Dog Chapati, Rice, Dal or Milk?A food-by-food table for chapati, rice, dal, milk, curd and ghee — what's fine daily, what's occasional, and the puppy exceptions.
- Best Food for a Dog With Itchy SkinThere's no single best food for itchy skin. Our Gut Reset rules, an Indian-kitchen safe-foods table, a real elimination trial, and the chicken disclosure.
- Is Curd (Dahi) or Yogurt Good for Dogs?Is curd or yogurt good for dogs, and can it replace a probiotic? What's safe for puppies and sick dogs, and how curd fits our 30-day dairy-free reset.
- Are Parle-G Biscuits and Sweets Bad for Dogs?Plain biscuits aren't an emergency, but chocolate, raisins and xylitol sweets are genuinely dangerous for dogs. What's safe, and what to give instead.
- Switching Your Dog's Food Without an Upset StomachHow to switch your dog's food gradually, a safe-or-not table for chapati, rice, dal and milk, and what to do if chicken might be the problem.
- How Often Should I Feed My Dog, Before or After a Walk?How many meals a day your dog needs, the right gap between eating and walking, and the bloat caution that matters most for deep-chested breeds.
- How Much Water Should My Dog Drink Each Day?The daily water range by weight, the signs of too little or too much, and what to do about a dog or puppy that barely drinks.
- How Do I Get My Picky Dog to Eat Its Food?Picky eating is usually a routine problem, not a taste one. The fixed-mealtime, fifteen-minute bowl rule that fixes it, and when to check with your vet first.
Emergencies, ticks and everyday care7
The signs that cannot wait, ticks and tick fever, vaccines, deworming, hot weather and senior dogs.
- How to Get Rid of Ticks on Your Dog and Keep Them AwayHow to check for and remove ticks safely, why they keep coming back, and the vet-prescribed schedule that actually prevents them.
- Tick Fever in Dogs: Signs, Diagnosis and Recovery TimeThe warning signs of tick fever in dogs, how vets confirm it with blood tests, and how long treatment and recovery typically take.
- Dog Vaccination Schedule and How to Track Vet VisitsThe core vaccines your dog needs, when they are usually given in India, and the simplest way to track vaccinations and vet visits without an app.
- How Do I Keep My Senior Dog Healthy and Active?A senior dog's new itching, weak back legs or slowing down isn't just old age — the vet checks, routine and where gut support fits.
- Dog Deworming Schedule and How to Give the TabletThe deworming schedule vets commonly follow for puppies and adult dogs in India, plus how to get the tablet into a dog that refuses it.
- How to Walk and Exercise Your Dog Safely in Hot WeatherThe five-second paw test, heatstroke warning signs, flat-faced breed caution, and what to do when it's too hot to walk at all.
- Emergencies When No Vet Is OpenThe signs that can't wait, what's safe to do on the way to a clinic, and what to do if the nearest vet is genuinely hours away.
Getting started with VitalPaws8
How much to give, when, what to mix it with, and what to do if your dog refuses it.
- Dog Refuses Food With the Powder Mixed In? What To DoDog turned away from food with the powder in it? The fallback order that works, what to mix it into, the curd question, and when it's not about mixing.
- Will a Picky Dog Eat VitalPaws Powder? Taste, Smell and the First WeekMost dogs take to VitalPaws fast because it's made with real freeze-dried chicken liver, not flavouring. Here's how to serve it for a fussy eater, what real customers say, and what to do if your dog still won't eat it.
- How Much VitalPaws Powder Should I Give My Dog? The Dose by WeightHalf a scoop a day up to 10 kg, 1 scoop for 11–25 kg, 2 scoops from 26 kg — half that in week one, in the morning meal. The 8 g scoop is in the pack.
- What to Mix VitalPaws Powder WithHow to mix VitalPaws powder into wet food, kibble, curd or home-cooked meals — plus what to try if your dog still won't eat it.
- How Long Does One Pack Last, and Can Two Dogs Share It?One 120g VitalPaws pouch is 15 scoops: about 30 days for a dog up to 10 kg, 15 days for 11–25 kg, 7 days for 26 kg+. Two dogs? Add their doses up.
- What Is the Best Time of Day to Give a Dog a Probiotic?Morning meal, once a day, in a little wet food: dogs are least fussy at breakfast and food avoids stomach discomfort. Same time daily beats the hour.
- What Happens If I Miss Days of My Dog's Daily Probiotic?Missed a day? Normal dose next morning, never double up. Why the 3–4 week daily run matters, what a gap does to your count, and how to make it stick.
- Probiotics for Puppies: From What Age Can They Start?Puppies can start a daily pre + probiotic from 2 months, dosed by weight. Loose stools when settling in, and when to see a vet.
Results and how long to continue6
What to expect week by week, and what to do if you see no change or only some.
- How Do I Know a Dog Probiotic Is Working? The Signs, Week by WeekFirmer potty and less gas come first; scratching usually eases around Day 21–28. Score potty, itch, energy and breath daily, plus a Day 1 vs Day 30 photo.
- How Long Do Probiotics Take to Work in Dogs?Dog probiotic timeline, day by day: tummy settles in 1–2 weeks, scratching eases around Day 21–28, 8 out of 10 see a change in 3–4 weeks.
- Will VitalPaws Help My Dog's Itching and Paw Licking? An Honest AnswerAn honest answer: 8 out of 10 dog parents see visible improvement in 3–4 weeks, tummy first, skin around Day 21–28 — plus what VitalPaws won't do.
- No Change After the First Pack: Should I Keep Giving the Probiotic?A 120g pouch is 15 scoops, so a first pack is often 7–15 days. What changes first, when scratching eases, Day 30 refund checkpoint, when to see a vet.
- My Dog's Itching Improved but Hasn't Stopped: How Long Do I Continue?Better but not gone at Day 30? The gut keeps improving after the itch calms. When to continue to 60 days, and when it is a vet problem.
- How Long Should My Dog Stay on a Probiotic, and When Can I Stop?There's no fixed course to finish. Why VitalPaws is a daily supplement not a medicine, what Day 30 really means, and if stopping suddenly is risky.
Safety, side effects and medicines8
Side effects, daily use, other medicines and supplements, and dogs with health conditions.
- Can I Combine or Switch Between Dog Probiotics and Gut Supplements?Don't stack two gut supplements on your own — finish or stop one, then start the other, and bring medication questions to your free vet teleconsult.
- What Are the Side Effects of Probiotics in Dogs?Most dogs tolerate a daily pre + probiotic well. Here's what's normal in the first week, real warning signs, and when to check with your vet.
- Is It Safe to Give My Dog a Probiotic Every Day, Long Term?Yes, for a healthy dog: daily use has no fixed stop date, stopping suddenly is not risky, and here's when your vet's pause instruction takes over.
- Can I Give a Probiotic Alongside Antibiotics or Other Medicines?Yes, in most cases: space it two hours from antibiotics, keep every prescribed medicine as directed, and check first if your dog has an ongoing condition.
- Is a Probiotic Safe for a Dog With Health Conditions?Yes, in most cases — but check with your vet first if your dog has kidney, liver or heart disease, pancreatitis, or is pregnant or nursing.
- Loose Stools or Gas After Starting a Probiotic: Should You Stop?A little gas or a softer stool in week one is common and usually settles on its own. Here's what's normal, and when to stop and see a vet.
- Should I Pause My Dog's Probiotic During Illness or Vet Treatment?Yes — if your vet says pause, pause, and restart only when they clear it. Stopping this feed supplement suddenly isn't risky; here's what to expect.
- Can I Give My Dog Human Probiotics? The Honest AnswerHuman probiotics are dosed for people, not your dog's weight, and some gummies contain xylitol. Here's what to give your dog instead.
About the product and the brand8
What is inside, how it differs, whether probiotics work, and who we are.
- What Is in VitalPaws Pre+Probiotic, and Does It Contain Chicken?Yes, VitalPaws Pre+Probiotic contains real freeze-dried chicken liver. Every ingredient in the 120g pack, and what to do if your vet says avoid chicken.
- Do Probiotics Really Work for Dogs, and Do Vets Recommend Them?An honest answer: 8 out of 10 dog parents notice visible improvement within 3–4 weeks, a vet teleconsult with every pack, and a 100% refund at Day 30.
- Probiotics, Prebiotics and Postbiotics ExplainedWhat probiotics, prebiotics and postbiotics actually do for a dog's gut, in plain English, and where VitalPaws' own label fits the category.
- Signs a Dog Needs a ProbioticThe signs that may mean your dog's gut needs support, what to rule out first, and when to see a vet instead.
- How Is VitalPaws Different From the Dog Probiotics I've Already Tried?What's checkably different about VitalPaws: real freeze-dried chicken liver base, pre+probiotic in one scoop, dose by weight, vet consult, 30-day refund.
- What Is the Best Dog Probiotic in India, and How Do You Choose One?No brand can honestly claim 'best'. Six label checks: CFU per serving, a prebiotic, dose by weight, real food base, a usable guarantee, a vet in the loop.
- Does a Healthy Dog Need a Probiotic?A healthy dog with a settled gut doesn't need a daily probiotic just because it exists — here's the honest answer and when preventive use genuinely helps.
- Is VitalPaws a Genuine Brand? How to Check Before You OrderVitalPaws is Pure Paws Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad, since Nov 2024: ISO 22000 facility, 83 reviews at 4.7, a 30-day refund in writing, a human on WhatsApp, COD.
Ordering, delivery and vet support7
Price, discounts, delivery, changes to an order, and how the free vet consultation works.
- How the VitalPaws Free Vet Consultation WorksEvery order includes a free 1:1 vet teleconsult, booked within 24 hours for the 3–5 PM window. What to prepare, and what needs an in-person exam instead.
- Where Can I Buy VitalPaws, and What Does It Cost?Sold on vitalpaws.in and amazon.in. One 120g pouch is ₹899 as of September 2026, automatic discount on 2 or 4 pouches, COD, free prepaid shipping.
- How Long Does VitalPaws Delivery Take, and How Do I Track My Order?VitalPaws orders usually arrive within about 5 days. Track at /apps/aftership, prepaid ships free, COD is available, and address changes go by WhatsApp.
- How Do I Cancel a VitalPaws Order or Change the Delivery Address?Cancel or change the address on WhatsApp (+91 80507 70671) before dispatch. Delivered already? The 30-day guarantee: tell us by Day 30, keep the pack.
- Online Vet Consultations in IndiaWhat an online vet consult can and can't tell you, how to make one reliable, and the signs that mean a clinic now, not a call.
- Is There a Discount for VitalPaws Reorders or a Monthly Plan?Yes: 2 or 4 pouches in one order get a per-pouch discount automatically at checkout. No auto-charging subscription — you reorder, we remind you first.
- Doubting a Vet's Diagnosis or BillIf a diagnosis or an estimate doesn't sit right, here's how to get a useful second opinion: what to bring, and the tests that are routine for itch cases.
Geo-Tag and community3
How the Geo-Tag works, which finish to choose, and how to join the WhatsApp group.
- 3D-Printed or Hand-Painted Dog ID Tag: Which Should You Choose?VitalPaws Geo-Tag: same tap, same page, same email. Standard ₹199 is hand-painted with your dog's letter; Premium ₹299 is 3D-printed and tougher.
- How Does a Dog NFC ID Tag Work, and How Do You Update Its Details?A finder taps the tag with any phone and sees your number and WhatsApp; you get an email with an approximate location. Update it at /pages/manage-tag.
- How Do I Join the VitalPaws WhatsApp Group for Dog Parents?Anyone can follow the Daily Pup WhatsApp channel free. Buyers get group invites after the 24-hour call (the Shih Tzu group is live). Here's how, and when.
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