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Why Pets Are Great for Your Special-Needs Child
By Jennifer Landis
on Jun 4, 2019
They call them man's best friend for a reason. Pets have soothing, almost therapeutic qualities — especially for children with special needs. Here are six reasons why you should consider pairing your little one with a four-legged frien...
10 Tips for Keeping Pets Safe and Healthy in the Summer
By Deborah Feng
on Jun 3, 2019
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Summer is upon us, and we can bet that no one is more excited than your furry companion. For most pets, summer is the perfect time to be out and about, basking in the sun and playing on the beach.
While there is nothing wrong with taki...
7 Proven Ways to Keep Your Home Spotless When You Have a Dog
By Deborah Feng
on May 31, 2019
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Studies say that people who live with dogs are happier and healthier. But on the contrary, their houses don’t.
Living with a dog is always an exciting time but you will need to put in a lot of work and commitment as well. You have to e...
How Therapy Dogs Help Children in the Classroom
By Deborah Feng
on May 31, 2019
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There isn’t just one type of personality or individual who would benefit from a therapy dog, as dogs provide support and comfort to a broad range of people with differing needs. Integrating dogs into classrooms h...
How to Create a Dog-Friendly Garden
By Gregor Amnet
on May 30, 2019
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We all love our pets and love to let them out and about, but how do we ensure that they’re safe and sound outside in the garden? Unfortunately there are dangers lurking out back, but fortunately, we’re going to help you c...
How to Create an Amazing Dog-Friendly Office
By Jacob Dillon
on May 28, 2019
Letting a dog in the office may seem like a strange thing to do, but only if you are not a pet owner. According to a report, over 60 million households and individuals in the US own a dog and most of them want their puppies to be in th...
10 Dog Walking Tips Everyone Should Know
By Deborah Feng
on May 25, 2019
Walking a dog is easy right? You just clip on a lead and go. Well, this isn’t always the case. Many dogs require a lot of training before they can walk well on the lead. There are also other dangers that you need to be aware of when walk...
Guests Allergic to Cats? Tips for a More Comfortable Visit
By Kate Davis
on May 24, 2019
Having guests over can be exciting, from the in-laws to your co-workers, to that holiday party you so love to host, yet things can suddenly get complicated when one of your guests has an allergy. If you are a busy host, you may very well...
Carpet Pet Odor Removal Guide
By Natalie Hennessy
on May 20, 2019
Every dog and cat owner understands that there’s nothing as challenging as trying to get pet odors out of your floor coverings. All of us make mistakes — but when your animals have accidents on the carpet, it can turn into a real headach...
Momo Monday - Spring Has Sprung!
By Deborah Feng
on May 20, 2019
While some pups like to stop and smell the roses, I can’t tell you how much more fun it is to run and chase cherry blossoms instead! That’s right, I said run. With spring in full swing and summer just around the corner, I’ve been inspire...
A Guide to Road Tripping with Your Dog
By Sandra Seda
on May 14, 2019
The hardest part of traveling is leaving the puppy behind. Their wide, mournful eyes and sad whimpering is enough to make anyone cancel that plane ticket to Mexico and give the furball a big hug, with promises that you’ll never think o...
How Much to Feed Your New Puppy
By Kaylee White
on May 12, 2019
Ah, the sweet joy that is a new puppy! There are toys and games and crates and learning — and food! Lots of food, especially as puppies get their growing going and increase their height and weight by leaps and bounds — sometimes in just ...
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