What to Bring When Boarding Your Pet
When you go out of town, you want the peace of mind that your pet is safe and well cared for. Rather than having to find someone to stop in several times a day to feed your pet, let them out, take them on walks, and give them some play time, it can be easier […]
6 Tips to Improve Your Dog’s Dental Health
Your dog’s teeth play a vital role in their overall health and well-being. If they are experiencing pain, decay, periodontal disease, or other issues, it can affect their ability to eat and increase risk of infection, heart disease, and more. Keeping your dog’s teeth clean and healthy is an ongoing responsibility and something you can […]
Should You Get Your Dog Groomed in Winter?
Many people assume that they can take a break from regular grooming appointments over the winter because their dog needs a thicker, longer coat to stay warm. But grooming isn’t just about ridding them of thick layers of fur to keep cool. Winter comes with its own set of needs when it comes to maintaining […]
Pet-Proofing Your Christmas Tree
Christmas trees are a part of many families’ homes during the holidays, but they can also be a hazard when pets are involved. Dogs and cats alike love to explore this large, twinkling object that looks perfect for climbing, includes dangling toys, and may even have water or food with it too. Take steps to […]
Winter Health Tip: Don’t Let Your Guard Down Against Ticks
Cooler weather may be settling in across much of the country, but that does not mean you should become lax about giving your dog their tick prevention medication. Ticks can still be active throughout the winter in warmer climates such as the Southeast or may only go dormant for a short time until temperatures rise. […]
5 Thanksgiving Safety Tips for Your Pets
Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate with family and friends and reminisce about everything you are thankful for this year. It also involves delicious food, socializing, and perhaps even decorating for Hanukkah or Christmas. However, you want to ensure that your festivities are pet-friendly and not putting your dog or cat at risk. 1. Keep […]
Peanut Butter Lovers Month: Treating Your Dog
Did you know that November is Peanut Butter Lovers month? This is a holiday you and your dog can celebrate together. Most dogs love peanut butter, and peanut allergies in dogs are rare (though they can occur, so be aware). Here are a few tips for giving your dog this sticky treat. Read the label! […]
Tips for Socializing Your Quarantine Dog
Millions of people adopted pets in 2020 during the height of the coronavirus pandemic. More people were working from home, limiting outings, and had plenty of time to spend with their new dog. However, many of these dogs missed the opportunity to socialize with others as families were quarantining. They became very comfortable with a […]
Practicing Effective Animal Safety and Prevention
For centuries, animals have coexisted alongside humans, and many people have made pets part of their families. Dogs and cats deserve to be well cared for and respected. October is National Animal Safety and Prevention Month and a great time to brush up on how to keep your pets safe and healthy. Schedule regular check-ups […]
5 Considerations When Choosing a Boarding Facility
Leaving your dog is never easy, but you can have greater peace of mind knowing they are in the capable hands of a safe, reputable boarding facility. No two facilities are exactly the same, so it is a good idea to do some research and find one that is a good fit for your dog […]
