Belle Vue Frenchie's

05/26/2026

05/17/2026

Do you all remember the “Golden girls” litter? (How could you not!) well Rose-now Onyx is such a smart cookie! We got a new pup-date from her proud daddy, and Check out her newest adventure in the comments 🩷

05/11/2026

We sure hope you all had the best Mother’s Day possible 💙

05/03/2026

Frank & Scout 💛💙

04/11/2026

Frenchie perfection

04/11/2026

The babies are off to the vet this morning, so they had to have a Tubby and be fresh and clean to see Dr. Cari 💙💙🩷

04/08/2026

When I told Frank that “Cupid” can stay and what his new name would be…. 🤣🤣

04/05/2026

Good info

How to Spot Common Bites and Skin Reactions on Your Frenchie 🐾

French Bulldogs can be especially sensitive when it comes to bites, stings, and skin irritation, so knowing what different reactions look like can help you act quickly. From ticks and fleas to bees, wasps, spiders, and even caterpillar-related rashes, each type of bite can show up a little differently. Some may look like small red bumps, others can cause swelling, hair loss, irritation, or painful inflamed spots on the skin or paws.

What makes this important for Frenchie owners is that their skin can react fast, and they may scratch, lick, or chew the area, making it worse. That is why it helps to check common trouble spots like the ears, belly, face, paws, and legs if your dog suddenly seems uncomfortable. If you notice unusual swelling, repeated scratching, breathing trouble, pain, or signs of infection, it is best to contact a veterinarian as soon as possible.

Visual guides like this can be useful for helping owners notice patterns, but they should never replace professional veterinary advice. If you are ever unsure what bit your Frenchie or how serious the reaction is, getting it checked early is always the safest move. A quick response can make a big difference in keeping your dog comfortable, safe, and healthy.

04/05/2026

Happy Easter from us & this cute little “bunny”
7weeks old and all ears 🐰🐰🐰