With Christmas right around the corner, I thought it might be helpful to give a few tips on how to keep our pets happy and healthy throughout the holiday season. Several of the plants commonly purchased for decorations during the Christmas season are poisonous to pets and children, such as poinsettia and mistletoe. Choose […]
Top 10 Advantages of Getting an Adult Dog
August 6, 2015 by 6 Comments
Are you thinking of joining the ranks of the canine enhanced? Ready to take the puppy plunge? Good for you! But before you take a ride down to the puppy farm consider this: puppies aren’t the only options. There are some fantastic advantages for anyone willing to open their home to an adult dog, and […]
Summer Heat
May 16, 2012 by Leave a Comment
Summer’s not over and those lingering hot days can really sneak up on you and your pet. Every year over 5,000 pets die from exposure to the excessive heat inside cars. When taking those last minute road-trips and traveling with you cat or dog make sure you remember that your pets can overheat much faster […]
Pupsicles Review – Scott River Ranch
November 8, 2011 by 2 Comments
Bones are a good way for your dog to get both physical and mental stimulation, they also help clean your dog’s gums and teeth. Scott River Ranch has 100% Organic bones from grass fed cows. Make sure whenever you offer your dog a bone that the bone has not been cooked and that you supervise […]
Dog Diarrhea and My Offended Nose
February 17, 2011 by 5 Comments
Between my husband and I Sadie and Rusty get out for a walk pretty much everyday. Sunday, when Chris was out walking Sadie and Rusty, they found something nasty to eat. Chris told them to leave it but not fast enough it turns out. Fast forward a day to Monday, Chris comes home from work, […]
Dogs may help detect cancer
February 4, 2011 by Leave a Comment
We know dogs can sense of smell is amazing but did you know dogs are better at detecting cancer than routine blood test? Dogs are being trained on how to sniff out cancer and they’re doing an excellent job of it. With early detection cancer patients are more likely to survive. Who says you can’t […]
Sweetheart or pet?
January 28, 2011 by 1 Comment
If you were forced to choose between your pet and your significant other, who would win? It seems most people would choose their significant other. However, a recent poll discovered that 14% of people asked this question said they would choose their pet over their other half. I’m willing to bet those same 14% are […]
Health Advantages of Pet Ownership
January 21, 2011 by 3 Comments
This is a guest post written by Bobbi from All Dogs Big and Small. Bobbi believes dogs should receive the best possible care and her store has nothing but all natural and healthy items. There are those who question, are we humanizing dogs too much? Expensive outfits, designer collars, organic treats and […]
Why Feed Puppy Food and When to Switch to Adult Food
January 19, 2011 by 2 Comments
This is a guest post written by Lorie Huston, she is an amazing veterinarian who is always willing to share her knowledge with others without reserve. Anyone who has cared for a puppy realizes how quickly they grow. Sometimes, it seems as though you can see them growing overnight. This rapid growth […]
New Year’s Resolutions for a Happy Dog
January 3, 2011 by 2 Comments
It’s that time of the year when we look back and see the things we want to change for the coming year. We resolve to bring in the New Year with changes, which will make for a better year to come. I propose to you, as a responsible pet owner, to include your pet among […]
How to Choose a Dog Trainer
November 12, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Whether you just adopted a new puppy, or are interested in modifying the behavior of your adult dog, it’s important to find a quality dog trainer. Not only someone who gets results, but someone who also works to improve the relationship between you and your dog. Today there are many people who call themselves dog […]
How to Choose A Doggy Daycare
November 9, 2010 by 1 Comment
It seems like everybody is jumping on the doggy daycare bandwagon these days, and for a good reason. Your dog gets exercise while you’re at work and gets to play with other dogs. New puppy owners also don’t have to worry about their puppy sitting alone in a crate all day. However, it’s a good […]
How to Find a Pet Sitter
November 2, 2010 by 1 Comment
As pet owners we love our pets, but no matter how much we enjoy being with our four-legged companions sometimes it’s not always practical to have them with us. That being said, I hate leaving my dogs behind or alone. I usually feel like I’m being selfish and abandoning them. So when I do have […]
12 Tips for Finding a Lost Dog
October 26, 2010 by 3 Comments
Have you ever lost your dog? Losing your best friend can be a very scary experience and cause a lot of stress. This last weekend, while I was out walking my dogs a car driving by stopped. The driver asked me if I had seen his dog, and unfortunately, for the driver of the car […]