Keeping Your Pet’s Coat Shiny and Healthy
Most dogs and cats are covered in fur – and often more than one layer. A dirty, dingy coat can be a sign of poor health or care and detract from your pet’s appearance. Many animals do a good job of grooming themselves and caring for their fur, but they can also benefit from support […]
Back to Work: Reducing Separation Anxiety for Your Pet
As states slowly begin easing restrictions and more people return to work or to the office, this can be a big change for everyone, including pets. For the past several weeks, your dog or cat has been used to having you home 24/7. When you go back to work and start leaving them alone for […]
Social Distancing & Your Pet
Although the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) believe that there is a very low risk of pets contracting (or spreading) COVID-19, it can still be a good idea to practice social distancing for your pet as well. In the grand scheme of things, there have been very few animals around the world that […]
Creating a First Aid Kit for Your Pet
When someone in your family gets injured, you likely head to the medicine cabinet or grab the first aid kit to fix them up. But what happens if your pet gets hurt? Do you have the supplies you need to help them? Having a designated pet first aid kit is not only handy to have […]
6 Tips to Keep Your Dog’s Teeth Cleaner
Having clean, healthy teeth and gums is important for your dog’s well-being. Just like humans, dogs can develop cavities and gum disease and have their teeth fall out. Plus, tooth pain can be uncomfortable and make it harder for your dog to eat and play. Taking care of your dog’s teeth should be part of […]
8 New Year’s Resolutions for Pet Owners
Another year has come and gone, and as you’re writing up a list of changes you want to make in the new year, don’t forget to think about some resolutions that will benefit your pet as well. Animals can’t speak up and tell you what they need, so it’s up to you to pay attention […]
Supporting Your Dog’s Digestive Health
When those big round eyes look up at you, it can be hard to resist sneaking your dog a taste of whatever you’re eating. But too much table food can be hard your dog’s digestive system. They weren’t made to eat the same diet as humans. In addition, some foods can be toxic to your […]
5 Tips for Boosting Your Pet’s Health
Healthy pets are happier pets. Part of being a responsible pet owner is ensuring that your dog, cat, or other animal is well taken care of and their needs are met. Ensuring that you have adequate time and proper finances to devote to caring for your pet should be a major consideration before adopting. Once […]
Should You Get Pet Insurance for Your Dog?
Accidents, illnesses, and emergencies happen all the time – for humans and animals alike. You likely help protect yourself with health insurance to offset expenses, but should you do the same for your dog? There are many pet insurance providers who offer different levels of coverage when it comes to services related to your pet’s […]
What Is Heartworm Disease?
If you’re a dog owner, you’ve probably heard the term “heartworm disease” being thrown around and seen ads for heartworm prevention medications on TV or in magazines. But is it really necessary? And what is heartworm disease anyway? What are heartworms? Heartworms are literally worms that can live in a dog’s heart, lungs, and blood […]
