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11 Holiday Foods that Could Be Deadly for Your Dog
By Rover.com
on Dec 7, 2016
As a pet owner, you know there are foods your dog shouldn't eat (chocolate being the most obvious one). But there are a few other human treats that pop up this time of year that are dangerous for dogs. Even if you don't feed your dog s...
Furry Friends: 4 Ways Pets Can Improve the Quality of Life of Seniors
By Hannah Whittenly
on Oct 28, 2016
You have probably heard how pet owners petting their dogs or cats experience a period of lowered blood pressure. This is more than just a theory; it was proven in a study conducted by the University of South Carolina. Right off the bat...
Grooming Techniques for Traditional House Pets
By Rachelle Wilber
on Aug 8, 2016
Pets such as dogs, cats and rabbits have thick coats of fur that need to be groomed. While your pet might do some self-grooming, he or she might not be able to get out all of the dirt or tangles. Self-grooming can also lead to hairball...
5 Simple Health Tips to Keep Dogs and Cats Happy
By Rachelle Wilber
on Jun 29, 2016
Pets give us unlimited comfort and companionship. It is our job as owners to provide them with the best care possible, to ensure they live a long life. Here are five simple ways to keep your dog or cat happy for years to come.
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Canine Care: The 5 Best Ways to Keep Your Dog Happy and Healthy
By Emma Sturgis
on Jun 22, 2016
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Your dog is your best buddy, and they count on you for everything from food to shelter and love. But those are just basic requirements for all dog owners. The key to being a great pet owner is to keep your dog happy and h...
The Far–Reaching Health Benefits of Pet Ownership for Seniors
By Benny Lamm
on Apr 28, 2016
English novelist George Eliot said, “Animals are such agreeable friends—they ask no questions; they pass no criticisms.” Around 65% of American households are well aware of the benefits of having a pet in the home: they’ve already embr...
Best Exercises to Keep Your Hunting Dog Fit
By Brooke Chaplan
on Apr 26, 2016
We all know how important it is for a hunting dog to be, not only in great mental condition, but to have great physical health as well. During the off season, it is really easy to let your dog get out of shape. Many opening day trips f...
What is the Value of Pet Insurance?
By Dr. Pippa Elliott
on Apr 14, 2016
With improved medical technology and extensive research coupled with healthy dietary choices pets are living longer just like their owners. This means you have to prepare for injuries, illness and age-related complications for your pe...
How to Protect Your Dog from Winter Weather
By Anica Oaks
on Feb 18, 2016
Keeping your pet safe and healthy during the winter months is going to require a little extra work on your part. Here is a look at a few tips all dog owners should keep in mind when the weather begins to cool off.
How to Protect Your Pets from Fleas this Fall
By Natalie Hennessy
on Nov 19, 2015
Fall is one of the busiest times of year for home and business owners as they batten down the hatches in preparation for Winter; it’s also one of the most likely times pests are likely to create a problem. Here are some tips to help protect your pet and home this fall.
Traveling With Your Dog? What You Need to Know Before You Go
By Natalie Hennessy
on Nov 5, 2015
Traveling with your dog can be fun and exciting, but there are few necessary things to know before taking off to make sure the trip goes off without a hitch. Consider these steps before heading out to keep everyone happy while you travel.
Aggressive Behavior: What's Making Your Pooch Moody?
By Natalie Hennessy
on Oct 20, 2015
Does your dog act aggressive, bark excessively, or chew everything in sight? Just like humans, dogs have feelings and there may be many reasons for aggressive or moody behavior. Learn more about how to handle aggression here.
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