National Pet Theft Awareness Day - Feb.14 Pet theft is on the rise, with an alarming increase in incidents involving dogs. The American Kennel Club says millions of dogs are stolen every year and most of the time never recovered. And last year, thefts were up 40%, the group says. About half [...]
It's almost here! Springtime. After a long and unusually cold winter, we all are anxiously awaiting the new season. As the weather begins to warm up and the flowers start to bloom, it's important to make sure your furry friends are ready for the change of season. Springtime brings with it [...]
Pet Poisoning Awareness Like children, pets are curious and often cannot resist smelling, tasting or ingesting something that captures their interest. Unfortunately, there are many items and products that can be very harmful. However, taking simple precautions and steps can help prevent pet poisoning. One of the best ways to avoid [...]
Cat's Can Get Anxious When Going to the Vet Unlike dogs, cats are not as trusting and as affectionate. In truth, you cannot make a cat to do anything they do not want to do. And when it comes to going to the vet, it can be quite a challenge for [...]
Walking the dog can make you feel like the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz—whirling and twirling in all directions with arms going every which way. Stop being the Scarecrow and get your hound a harness to make walking more pleasant and safe. The old-fashioned collar and leash can lead to [...]
Pet shedding is an animal's natural process of losing old or dead hair. Certain breeds of dogs are more prone to shedding than others, but most pets lose hair. Some dogs, particularly dogs who are kept indoors most of the time, tend to shed the same amount throughout the year, [...]
Effective Strategies for Mitigating Food Aggression in Dogs Recognizing food aggression in dogs is the first step towards resolving the problem, and there are effective strategies that can be used to stop food aggression and promote a healthier feeding environment for canines. Understanding Food Aggression It is important to remember that [...]
Dale Evans and Roy Rogers said it best, “Some trails are happy ones, Others are blue”. In order to make sure all your trails are happy, make sure to get prepared for hiking with your dog. Fall can be one of the best times to go hiking with your dog! Fitness [...]
While there have been scares related to the ingredients and quality of commercial dog food, most experts agree that it is nutritionally balanced and promotes good canine health. Many dog owners subscribe to the “No People Food” rule and serve only commercially prepared food to their pet. There are those who [...]
Stop Your Puppy From Nipping Bringing home a new puppy can be an exciting and joyous experience. However, one common issue that many new puppy owners face is nipping. While nipping is a natural behavior for puppies, it can be painful and concerning for owners. Nipping is a way for puppies [...]
