Last Updated: December 2025 Pugs are affectionate, expressive companions, but their unique body structure also makes them prone to a range of health problems. From breathing and heat sensitivity to skin, eye, and weight-related issues, many pug health concerns are closely connected—and understanding those connections is key to better care. This hub brings together all…
Last Updated: December 2025 Pugs are affectionate, playful companions, but their unique body structure also makes them more vulnerable to medical emergencies. Some health issues can escalate very quickly, which is why knowing when something is truly urgent can make a life-saving difference. 👉 For a broader look at how emergency issues connect to overall…
Last Updated: December 2025 As pugs move into their senior years, their health needs often change in quieter, less obvious ways. Your pug may still enjoy food, naps, and short walks, but aging can bring a higher risk of health issues that benefit from closer attention. 👉 For a broader perspective on how aging impacts…
Last Updated: December 2025 Many pug owners wonder whether their dog can really breathe through their nose like other breeds. With all the snorting, snuffling, and noisy breathing, it’s an understandable concern—especially if you’re new to living with a pug. 👉 To see how nasal breathing fits into overall respiratory health, this guide to common…
Last Updated: December 2025 Pugs are affectionate, playful companions, but breathing-related health concerns are a reality for the breed. Many owners notice snorting, loud breathing, or quick fatigue and start wondering whether respiratory issues are something most pugs deal with—or just a few. 👉 For a wider look at how breathing fits into overall breed…