Could it be Canine Dementia?
February 27, 2020 By Leave a Comment
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When to Worry About Your Dog’s Runny Nose
February 7, 2020 By Leave a Comment
If your dog is having excessive nasal discharge, there are a number of possible causes. Find out what your dog’s runny nose could mean here.
Recognize the signs of dementia earlier so you can take steps to slow the process
February 7, 2020 By Leave a Comment
Along with the distinguished graying around the muzzle and the slower plods up and down the steps, a certain serenity accompanies senior dogs. They can be gentle, knowing, and wise, content to lie at your feet while you read a book or to take leisurely walks with you through quiet neighborhoods.
Listen To What Your Dog’s Ears Are Telling You!
February 7, 2020 By Leave a Comment
Much like her tail, your dog’s ears offer great insight into how she’s feeling both physically and emotionally. With this new ebook from The Whole Dog Journal, you’ll learn how to read the signs of an ear infection, how to treat the condition safely, and how to keep her ears clean and problem-free.
Keep Your Pets Safe From the Heat This Summer
June 21, 2019 By 1 Comment
Summer is near and as temperatures rise, we must keep in mind ways to keep ourselves and our furry friends cool and safe.
Animals respond differently than humans to heat, so dogs, cats and other pets need special care during hot weather.
During extremely hot weather, it might not be safe to take your dog out for a walk, especially without shoes.
Keep in mind that if the pavement feels too hot to touch, it is too hot for them to walk on.
Watermelon and Yogurt Frozen Dog Treats (Pupsicles)
May 31, 2019 By Leave a Comment
Make a big batch of these two-ingredient Watermelon and Yogurt Frozen Dog Treats to keep your pup cool this summer!
Simple Life Hacks for Dog Owners
April 15, 2019 By Leave a Comment
1. Use Baking Soda to Clean up Pet Urine If your dog pees on the carpet use baking soda (which is also great at removing odors) to clean it up. Pour some baking soda over the spot, let it sit for 20 minutes and then vacuum it up.
2. Use a Window squeegee to Clean Up Fur From Carpet
Do you get a ton of dog hair lodged deep into your carpet? Use a window squeegee to pick up fur in your carpet & on your furniture. Scrape it along the carpet & just watch as that hair comes up.
3. Cover Up Scratch Marks on Furniture with a Walnut
Do you have a few scratch marks on your wooden furniture? You can cover them up by rubbing a walnut over them. The natural oils in walnuts seep into wood, making them a simple way to help cover up small scratches in your furniture.
5 Dog Sleeping Positions and What They Mean
March 11, 2019 By 1 Comment
As much as dogs like to run, play and sniff out the world around them, they also like to snooze. Healthy adult dogs spend an average of 12 to 14 hours per day sleeping, and puppies, senior dogs or those with health problems may require even more rest.
Pet parents witness all sorts of dog sleeping positions, especially if they share a bed or couch with their pups. You have the back loungers, the spread-out space hogs, and the curled-up cuties. But what do these dog sleeping positions mean? Why do dogs sleep the way they do?
This helpful guide breaks down five common dog sleeping positions and explains some of the science behind why dogs sleep in certain ways.
