How confident are you that the dog food you are feeding your pets is not killing them? Like in humans, what you feed your pets has a profound, and long-lasting, impact on their health. A proper healthy diet can increase the quality, and length, of your dog’s life and it all starts with the…
Owning a dog with special needs can be a unique challenge all on its own but some animals need a little bit of extra help from us. To properly support and care for these special pets all you can do is prepare yourself through research and conversations with vets. Today, we’ll be focusing on special…
Have you ever had to pass up an opportunity to hang out with your friends? Or maybe, go on that vacation you’ve been wanting? How about not being able to push through with running errands? And, it’s all because your dog can’t be left alone at home. Have you ever thought about pet sitters, then?…
There are a lot of dog holidays this month and you hearing about the National Dog Week might make you think that it’s just like any ol’ holiday one should celebrate. But, it isn’t just an ordinary holiday that involves giving your dog a special treat or a quick trip to the park for some…
Rabies in dogs is one of the most studied and preventable diseases on the planet. Sadly, it is still a common threat and common threat for many countries. As we prepare to celebrate World Rabies Day this September, let us have a quick review of all the things you need to know about rabies, plus…
As a dog owner, new or long-time, you surely have developed some kind of connection with your dog – a bond. Dogs are the easiest ones to bond with and give affection to, but sometimes no matter how much we love them, life gets a little bit too hectic. You become too focused on other…
Being a responsible dog owner includes caring for the health, safety, enrichment, and training of a dog. If you are considering taking in a furry friend into your life, here are 21 things to contemplate and consider before bringing a puppy home. 1. It’s a long-term commitment Taking care of a dog is…
