We’ve talked a bit about springtime safety, checkups, and keeping your dog healthy throughout cooler weather in the past. We also shared information on the most common springtime problem – fleas, ticks, and worms. Each of these is an important facet in the process of keeping your dog healthy, happy, and enjoying
Bringing home a new puppy is equally thrilling and terrifying. You have this squiggly, lovable little bundle of joy to laugh at and admire, but raising a dog from puppyhood also comes with a long list of responsibilities. Responsible adopters recognize this in advance (that’s you!), and work to ensure
Canine diabetes – it’s an expensive, devastating, and challenging disease for dog owners to address, no matter when it occurs. Treating a dog with diabetes often requires insulin injections multiple times a day. It’s a tough nut to crack, with some breeds more predisposed to the disease than others. And
Oh, the weather outside is frightful…but thankfully, there are ways to make your time outdoors with your pup delightful! Even if you live in the coldest parts of the United States, it is still possible to enjoy at least some time outdoors with your dog – and not just for
So, you’ve decided to adopt another furry little love. First, congratulations! You can look forward to years of joy, playtime, and bonding with your new friend. Whether you’re adopting a dog, a cat, or something else entirely, the way you introduce your new pet can significantly impact how well he
Halloween is a night for having fun and making the most out of wearing costumes. However, trick-or-treaters as well as people handing out candy may enjoy the night even more by remembering some basic safety strategies. These tips are easy and simple to carry out and can help enhance the
Although your dog loves curling up next to you indoors, you can bet that one of their favorite areas of your home is your backyard. While they romp and play, however, their health could be at risk due to hidden dangers that you may not notice right away. As you
Taking your dog along on a hike is one outdoor adventure that is sure to create happy memories. However, it is important to be aware that spending time in the wilderness does pose a few risks for your dog’s health that require taking a few extra precautions. As you
After a long and cold winter, you and your dog are ready to get outside in the sunshine. However, you need to take additional precautions because there are unique dangers in the spring that can lead to an illness or injury for a dog. 1.) Seasonal Allergies Your dog can
Snow happens – and when it does, you and your pet need to be ready for it. Winter can introduce some pretty unique pet risks we don’t consider during the rest of the year. Head outdoors without considering them and you may find your pup suffering or struggling more than