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Spring has arrived, and with the spring season, comes Easter celebrations, spring cleaning, home improvement and yard projects. Before you take on any spring chores or outdoor projects and activities, take note of any potential springtime hazards for your furry friends. Easter Treats and Decorations Keep easter flowers and candy away from your fur babies...
Preparing your furry friends for Fall Fall brings on a change of seasons for most parts of the country and if you’re in an area that fall brings on wet, windy rain and colder temperatures here are some suggestions on getting you and your pets ready for the change of season. Get supplies ready before...
The summer heat can be uncomfortable for both dogs and humans. And if we lose power, it is not only dangerous to us but to our pets as well. There are a few things you can do to keep both you and your pets cool this summer. 1. NEVER LEAVE YOUR PETS IN A...
Short winter cold days means most of us cut back on outdoor activities and you may be tempted to stray from your pet’s routine activities. That can be a problem for our pets who need lots of active play. Being “stuck in the house” can affect us and our canine companions too, leading to problematic...
National Train Your Dog Month is an initiative by the Association of Professional Dog Trainers to bring awareness to the importance of socialization and training. January was selected as the National Train your Dog Month because a lot of dogs (and other pets) are adopted during the holidays – especially during Christmas – so starting the new year off...
Dogs need a lot of exercise, and some breeds need more than others. Walking your dog on a regular basis is good for the both of you to get the exercise that you need. It may sound simple, just leash up your dog(s) and start walking, but there are precautions that you should take to...
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