Michelle

I have an 8yr-ish old Manchester Terrier mix. He's been doing this shivering thing where he shivers for a few seconds and then stops for a seconds and repeats. He only does this when he's awake and laying down, it seems to stop once he falls asleep. He doesn't seem to be in pain or cold or stressed out about anything, and this has been happening for quite a while now but only recently has it been severe enough to cause concern. Mood and behavior haven't changed, still a happy-go-lucky dog. No whining or anything just starts wagging his tail when I give him attention when he's shivering. Anyone have similar experiences or know what's going on?

I bought a bag of those frozen berries, then chucked them in the fridge so I could eat them anytime without thawing. Didn't realize they needed to remain frozen, but how long would they last in the fridge? A few days?

For breakfast

i want to know if you're only supposed to use them if your dog has fleas. can it also be used/ is it normally used to prevent fleas? even if your dog doesn't have and never had any?

my dog wont let us clip its nails. weve tried food and everything. he lets us touch and play around with his paws but when he sees the nail clippers he either rus away or turns defensive.

we cant hold him down he will kick and squirm. ive gotten big scrathces tryign to clip his nails.

and i dont want to go to the vets/groomers because its too expensive (his nails grow fast) and i think they might not be able to handle him either

If money weren't an issue, which would be better?

I'm talking about behavioral issues/health issues/personality and things liek that.

And I'm not talking extremes like chihuahuas vs great danes

If so plz tell me how long you have to leave them on and what they do