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Category: Tips for Your Pets

Pain Management For Dogs

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on November 26, 2018

Pain Management for Dogs Nobody enjoys seeing their dog in pain. For that reason, you might be tempted to treat your ailing dog with human pain medication, rather than by taking him to the vet. Read on to learn why that’s a bad idea, what pain medication options your vet has, and which alternative treatments… Read More

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Cat Grooming 101

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on March 28, 2018

Have you ever struggled to groom your cat? You’re probably laughing at the very question. After all, who hasn’t, right? If grooming makes you and your cat gloomy, then you need to read our post. We’ll explain strategies for calming anxious cats, how to hold your cat still, what to do when your cat’s fur… Read More

Categories: Cats, Pet Grooming, Tips for Your Pets

What to Do When Your Dog Swallows a Toy

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on November 8, 2017

Key Takeaways Seek Immediate Veterinary Care: If your dog swallows a toy, time is crucial. Contact your vet immediately or visit an emergency clinic. Do not attempt to induce vomiting on your own. Be Observant for Symptoms: Watch for signs like vomiting, lack of appetite, lethargy, and changes in behavior. These may indicate that your… Read More

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Pet Obesity: 4 Reasons You Need To Take It Seriously

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on March 16, 2017

You’ve probably heard about the human obesity epidemic, but did you also know there’s a pet obesity epidemic? Unfortunately, the U.S. is experiencing a growing problem with overweight pets. Today, an estimated 52.7% of pooches are too pudgy, and 57.9% of felines are fat. While this may not seem like cause for concern, there are… Read More

Categories: Tips for Your Pets

What Dog Food is Best for Your Dog?

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on November 11, 2016

They say that you are what you eat, and that saying stands true for our dogs. While pet owners are in charge of our own dietary decisions, our dogs rely on us to make sure the food they eat is healthy and nourishing. However, the options available out there can be overwhelming, and every brand… Read More

Categories: Tips for Your Pets

5 DIY Tips for Keeping your Dog Cool in Hot Weather

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on August 24, 2016

With the dog days of summer upon us, staying cool outdoors can be a constant struggle. And for our furry friends, the summer heat can be unbearable. Since our dogs can’t fill the pool themselves, it falls to us to make sure they have help beating the summer heat. Thankfully, there are a lot of… Read More

Categories: Do It Yourself, Dogs, Tips for Your Pets

Why Spring is a Great Time to Groom Your Pet

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on May 26, 2016

Just like it is important to spring clean your home, it is important to keep your pet looking their best too! There is no better time than the spring to consider cleaning their bedding, toys and of course, fur! Whether you prefer to wash your pet at home or you like getting your pet groomed,… Read More

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10 Ways to Take Advantage of Spring with Your Dog

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on April 15, 2015

As excited as you might be for the warm spring weather, your dog is even happier. It has been a long, cold winter inside, and your pup is ready to go outside and run around without freezing his/her paws off! Just as the warm weather can boost your mood, it can also do the same… Read More

Categories: All Posts, Dogs, Tips for Your Pets

6 Tips To Help You Choose The Right Vet

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on March 24, 2015

You may not have given birth to him, but he is still your baby. Yes, we are talking about your pet! Whether you own a dog, cat, bird, rabbit, or hamster, they are a part of your life and your family, and you want to make sure that they are taken care of as such…. Read More

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Can My Dog Catch a Cold? How Can I Prevent It?

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on January 21, 2015

Now that January has arrived, colds are an increasing concern for people. You’ve probably noticed this at your workplace while you’ve watched in horror as your coworkers sneezed, sniffled, and coughed in close proximity to the printer. Don’t be alarmed by imagining all of this germ transfer (yuck), but instead use this as motivation to… Read More

Categories: Pet Safety, Tips for Your Pets