Tick Talk: Questions and Answers
With the arrival of spring, we are all happy to spend more time outdoors. Unfortunately, that includes ticks – which can cause a lot of grief for pets and people. Let’s talk ticks. Q: What are ticks...
View ArticleFacts About Heartworm and Dogs
April is National Heartworm Awareness Month. Dogs are not the only pets that can get Heartworm disease, but they’re the natural hosts for these deadly parasites – and the short story is, every dog’s...
View ArticlePreventing Outdoor Pet Poisoning
When preparing the yard for spring, there are some dangers to our pets in surprising places. But with a little bit of planning, you can have a beautiful garden that is safe for your pets. Pet Poisons:...
View ArticlePets Get Arthritis Too
May is National Arthritis Awareness Month! It’s meant for humans – but it’s a good time to talk about our pets, too. The term “arthritis” is an umbrella term that refers to over 100 rheumatic diseases,...
View ArticleHelping Dogs with Thunder Phobia
Why is my dog so terrified of thunder? Fear of loud noises is common in dogs and arises from their natural instinct to survive. When they face a threatening situation (strange sound, strange animal,...
View ArticleSummer travel tips from the dog
Don’t you just love summer vacation? I like the mountains (did I mention I am a 90-pound Labrador Retriever?), but when my people head for the beach, I prefer to vacation with my buddies at a boarding...
View ArticleDealing With Dog Breath
While your dog’s breath might not always smell minty fresh, it also shouldn’t be so offensive that you want to get away. If your dog’s bad breath knocks your socks off, it’s probably not normal and...
View ArticleTips for Socializing Your New Dog
Getting a new puppy or dog is an exciting event, full of new possibilities and experiences for everyone involved. Along with arming yourself with the essentials such as a new leash, bowls, food and...
View ArticleTop 10 Household Poisons for Dogs
There are many substances around your house that are dangerous and even toxic for dogs to eat or get into. Below, you’ll find the top 10 household poisons for dogs: 1) Chocolate Chocolate seem to be...
View ArticlePet Health insurance- is it worth it?
Have you ever thought about purchasing pet insurance for your pet? If it something you’ve never considered, it might be worth doing the research, and decide for yourself if it’s a worthy investment for...
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