November is Senior Pet Month. We love our dogs and only want the best for them. In our eyes, our dogs will always be a puppy, even if they get older in age. Dog’s age faster than humans. However, just like us humans, we experience changes as we get older and will have...
Halloween is almost here and that means candy of lots of chocolate. While you may be tempted to share a piece of chocolate with your dog, it can be challenging to resist those adorable puppy eyes when it comes to saying “no” to chocolate. It’s important to know how...
Association for Pet Obesity Prevention estimates more than 56% of dogs in the United States are overweight or obese [1], that’s nearly 50 million! While our dog’s extra pounds may not bother us, their overall health may be effected and cause medical problems. Health...
The last thing we want to do when we get home from work is walk into our home and find our shoes chewed up, pillow stuffing scattered everywhere or expensive furniture that has been used as a chew toy. This can be a sign your dog needs more physical activity. Leaving...
Every year, dogs are poisoned from everyday common items around our homes from plants, cleaners, human food, medications, insecticides, lawn fertilizers and more. What may seem harmless to us can in fact be very harmful or even fatal to our pets. It’s important to be...
