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Why You Should Transition To Grain-Free Dog Food
Why grain free dog food? Why and How to Transition to Grain-Free Dog Food Grain free pet foods are becoming increasingly more popular. Do you have a pup that’s always itchy? Or maybe your cat is experiencing digestive issues? Have you recently started eliminating grains from your diet and want to have your pets to […]
Poison Prevention Safety Tips for Pets
Attention pet owners! March is Poison Prevention Awareness Month, which means that if you’ve never inspected your home or aren’t aware of the things that could be poisonous to your pet, now is the time to educate yourself! There are so many poisonous substances that can be harmful and even fatal to our pets, so […]
6 Ways To Celebrate National Dog Day
After all, “Every Dog Will Have His Day” and this year, it’s August 26. National Dog Day is an opportunity to celebrate dogs of all types. Of course, we think every day is an opportunity to celebrate our canine friends so this just makes it extra special. 1. “Yappy” Hour August 26 is a Friday […]
3 Ways to Celebrate DOGust!
What is DOGust you might ask? If you’ve ever shared your life with a rescue pup, you know you’re not aware of their true birthday. Sure, you can choose a date at random or use your adoption date as your rescue’s special day. Either options are fine, after all, your pup isn’t likely to have […]
5 Tips for Socializing Your New Kitten
How to socialize a kitten We all want to have a cat that interacts well with other people and pets, right? Socialization is the key to achieving this, and the first four to sixteen weeks of a cat’s life are critical for behavioral and social development. It is important to have a plan for socializing […]
Isn’t Every Day National Cat Day?
If your cat is anything like ours, every day is cat day at your house. Five am? It’s time for canned food, aka, “tuna time”. Sunny day? “Please open the door so I can lounge on the deck.” There’s no doubt our cats are spoiled and we enjoy spoiling them. To keep your whiskered-friends happy […]
February is National Pet Dental Month – Dental Care Tips for Pets
Cats and dogs can be particularly prone to dental disease because they often do not have their teeth cleaned as frequently as their humans do. Dental check-ups should be a part of your pet’s regular health screenings. Brushing your pet’s teeth is something you can do at home to maintain their oral health. Next time […]
National Train Your Dog Month
Sit. Stay. Everyone wants a well-trained pup that sits on command and walks well on the leash. They’re a pleasure to be around and you can take them more places. And since January is National Train Your Dog Month and it’s the promise of a new year, there’s no time like now to create a […]
How to Prevent Pet Diabetes
It’s National Pet Diabetes Month! Diabetes isn’t just a human disease. It’s on the rise in our pets, affecting thousands of dogs and cats every year. According to Banfield Applied Research and Knowledge (BARK) diabetes more often affects cats than dogs. Diabetes typically develops in older pets, however, since diabetes is largely a lifestyle related […]
How to Love Your Dog: Tips, Tricks and Must-Knows
There’s really nothing better than a dog. A true friend and companion, a trickster, a playmate, and often the life of the party, what would our lives be without our four-legged friends? The famous humorist Will Rogers once said, “If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where […]
Pet Cancer Awareness Month: How Do You Detect Cancer Early in Your Pets?
Cancer is the most common cause of death for our pets. While a good diet and a healthy lifestyle can help prevent all types of illness, it’s best to closely monitor your pet’s health in order to pick up on early warning signs of disease. Diagnosing pet cancer requires a thorough veterinarian and medical testing, […]
How to Pet Proof Your Living Room for a New Puppy or Kitten
It’s fun to bring home a new puppy or kitten. You can cuddle them, introduce them to family members, post pictures on Facebook and spoil them silly! What’s not fun is when they chew something they shouldn’t—remote controls, shoes and window blinds come to mind. Puppies and kittens are naturally curious. They’ll explore the nooks […]