How to Keep Your Dog Cool in the Summer
So you’ve got a dog. And now you’re wondering how to keep your dog cool in the summer. If you’re anything like us, you want your pet to be as … Read More
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Does My Dog Have Lice?
One of the best ways to keep your dog healthy and happy is by keeping them well-groomed. Delousing is an important part of this process, but it’s important that you … Read More
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June Is National Pet Preparedness Month
With summer approaching, you and your four-legged friend will probably be spending more time outside, enjoying the sunny days. As glorious as summertime can be, it also comes with increased … Read More
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Dog Collar or Harness? – The Pros and Cons
If you enjoy walks with Fido as much as he does, ensuring he wears the most comfortable and maneuverable attire can help make your daily adventures together all the more … Read More
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Cat Food Storage Mistakes
Fresh food is just as important for cats as it is for humans. By necessity, we’ve learned how to store our food, especially when we buy in bulk. It only … Read More
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Canine Lymphoma Awareness Month
November 7th is Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day. Canine lymphoma is one of the most common cancers often found in dogs. In fact, it could make up as many as 20 … Read More
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National Animal Safety and Protection Month
October is National Animal Safety And Protection Month! Of course, this topic is important all year long. Pets don’t always know what is and isn’t safe for them, and they … Read More
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Why You Should Never Feed Your Pet Grapes or Raisins
Have you ever considered feeding your dog or cat a grape or its dried counterpart, the raisin? It’s not a good idea. It turns out that grapes and raisins can … Read More
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Keeping an Outdoor Cat Healthy
Do you let your feline buddy go outdoors? Have you perhaps adopted—or half-adopted—a local kitty? While we always recommend keeping Fluffy inside, we do understand that some of our feline … Read More
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Help! My Dog Won’t Stop Sneezing
Just like you, your dog sneezes sometimes. Most often, it’s simply because small particles of dust, dirt, grass, or other materials make their way into the nasal passages—your dog uses … Read More
