Our dogs speak to us in a lot of ways. Tail wagging, a tilt of the head, and others are common parts of dog communication. But while you probably know your dog’s sign for “I’m hungry” or “I want to play,” knowing when your dog is sick is much more difficult. Being aware of the …
Heading out with your pup this holiday season? Great! But there are important considerations that you should take care of of before you board your flight. By properly preparing, you and your dog should have a peaceful flight. Read on to learn how to make traveling with your pup free of stress! Do your homework! …
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It’s weird, it’s confusing, but it’s something we’ve all experienced: our doggies chomping away on grass like there’s no tomorrow! Why do they do that? And is it okay? Is it a sign of something worse? Read on, and we’ll cover why our omnivore fur babies eat grass! Why do dogs eat grass? Dogs will …
We love our doggies, but the smells that frequently come with them… not so much. Obviously, the way to fix this is by giving your dog regular baths. But that can be easier said than done. Many dogs, even those that enjoy swimming or playing in the water, will do absolutely anything they can to …
It’s that time again! The trees are losing their leaves, football is on, and the holidays are just around the corner. And of course, with all that comes chilly days and cold nights. But while we and our children can put on coats, or ask for help if needed, our four-legged friends don’t have that …
We’ve all been there. Our pup has a face that draws you in for smooches, but a breath that sends you running for the hills! But your dog’s bad breath can be more than just unpleasant for you. It can also be a sign of underlying health problems. You need to find out what’s causing …
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Our dogs worry when we’re gone, but there are some easy way’s to ease your dog’s stress when you’re away from the home. Read on to learn how to relieve separation anxiety in dogs! A Morning Walk: Walking your dog is so much more important than many owners realize. Exercise stops your dog from getting …
The air is warm, there is more to do, and everything’s just plain more fun. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t dangers lurking out there for both you and your dog during the summer months. But staying inside and missing out certainly isn’t the answer! Enjoy the best part of the year worry-free. Read on …
