Beat the Heat: Keeping Your Pet Hydrated

Summer temperatures have soared and that can bring about a lot of health concerns for humans and animals alike. One of these issues is dehydration. Did you know that while humans’ bodies are about 60% water, dogs’ bodies are 80% water? Dogs should be drinking about 1 ounce of water for every pound of body […]
3 Reasons to Microchip Your Pet

No one wants to think about their beloved pet becoming lost or stolen, but the truth is, it happens. It only takes a split second for your dog to dart off through a door left ajar or pull away on a leash that has gone slack. If you’ve recently moved, they may become disoriented and […]
Safety First: Preventing Dog Bites

Did you know that more than more than 4.5 million Americans are bitten by dogs every year, and one in five requires medical attention? Biting is not restricted to any specific breed or type of dog—there is always a risk, especially if the dog feels threatened or scared. While there’s no way to guarantee that […]
Outdoor Fun for You and Your Dog

As the weather warms up, it’s the perfect opportunity to spend more time outdoors with your dog and keep both of you active. Just like humans should be exercising several days a week for better health, dogs should be too! All of those extra treats and snacks can add up. Here are some fun ways […]
Pet Poison Prevention Tips You Should Know

Dogs and cats can be very curious creatures. Turn your back for a moment, and they’re into something. Look away, and your plate is licked clean. Just as you safeguard your home to keep kids away from potentially poisonous substances, you should do the same for your pet. There are plenty of foods and products […]
Keeping Up Appearances: The Importance of Dog Grooming

First appearances say a lot. If your dog is dirty and unkempt, people may assume that it is not friendly or well cared for. They may be hesitant to interact. However, if your dog has a clean, well-trimmed coat, socialization can be easier. In addition, regular grooming is good for your dog’s health and well-being. […]
Dental Care Tips – For Your Dog!

By this point, you’re probably pretty familiar with the importance of good dental hygiene. You brush your teeth twice a day, visit the dentist twice a year, and make emergency trips if you’re feeling any discomfort. After all, poor oral health can increase your risk of infection, heart disease, gingivitis, tooth loss, and more. Did […]
What Does it Mean to Be a Responsible Pet Owner?

February is Responsible Pet Owners Month, but what does that mean? There are millions of pets across the United States, but not all of them are living in the best conditions or receiving proper care and attention. Being a good pet owner is more than just providing a place to live; it’s making it a […]
Getting a Dog: Are You Ready?

Dogs are fun and cute and exciting, but they are also a lot of work and commitment. Maybe you’ve always dreamed of having a dog, but is now the right time? Just because you want a dog doesn’t necessarily mean that now is the time to do it. You may want to wait a bit […]
Are Human Foods Safe for Dogs?

As you’re sitting down to dinner or eating a snack, it can be tempting to sneak your dog a taste, especially when they look up at you with those big puppy eyes. You may be thinking, “What’s the harm? A little bit won’t hurt.” In some cases, this is true. There are many human foods […]