Dogs and Pets

When people think about their puppies getting into their belongs, they often have images in their heads of their furry friends eating some shoes. There’s a little property damage, but typically, the dog is okay. However, in reality, if your house isn’t puppy-proofed, your curious puppy could get into some potentially dangerous things while playing in it. Explore these helpful tips for puppy-proofing your home to learn the importance of… Read More »Tips For Puppy Proofing Your Home

The holiday season is almost here, and with it comes the chance to travel! Getting out of the house is great for your mental wellbeing, but as a pet owner, there are extra responsibilities prior to departure. If you’ve decided to bring your animal with you, then be prepared to put in some extra work ahead of time. In order to make travel safe and calm for your fur buddy,… Read More »Holiday Travel & Pets: What to Prepare in Advance

Are you looking for creative ways to keep your dog mentally stimulated? Bored dogs tend to display destructive behavior. Our beloved fur babies need more than a quick walk around the block. They need tricks and enrichment to keep them from chewing on our shoes and furniture. Keep Teaching It Tricks Every time you engage in a training session, you are mentally challenging your dog. Don’t just stop teaching your… Read More »Creative Ways To Keep Your Dog Mentally Stimulated

Animals need proper care and attention, so here is what you should know before adopting your first pet. Time to get ready to meet your new friend! So you’ve decided to add a furry little cutie to your family. Congratulations! We’re so excited for you! There are a few things you should know before adopting your first pet, though. You’re starting a new chapter of your life by taking a… Read More »What You Should Know Before Adopting Your First Pet

Share on facebook Share Share on pinterest Pin Share on twitter Tweet As humans, we know that calcium is important for healthy bones. But what you might not know is that calcium is critical for a healthy diet in dogs.  It is an essential mineral that many dogs get artificially in their commercial dog food.  But if you are making your own dog food or feeding raw, it’s crucial that… Read More »Why Dogs Need Calcium And How To Get It

Senior dogs are a blessing and deserve to have every day feel like their best. That’s why we spend so much time trying to help dogs like our girl, Wynter, to live free from pain and as healthy as possible. Senior dogs require different care than younger dogs, which means changing their diets, tending to their bodies’ needs, and making sure they are getting the right kind of exercise. For… Read More »7 Tips For Caring For Senior Dogs

Find out how dogs help sniff the dry rot in your home. You can train your dogs to help you maintain your home and preserve its structural integrity. Dog owners already know that their canine companions are amazing. Dogs think in different ways than humans, and while you know Max isn’t quite as smart as you, dogs can do things you simply cannot. Dogs have more than 300 million olfactory… Read More »How Dogs Help Sniff the Dry Rot in Your Home

Share on facebook Share Share on pinterest Pin Share on twitter Tweet There are tons of benefits to leaving your dog with a dog boarding service! With these boarding benefits, find the best service to fit you and your pup’s needs. Dog boarding sounds like such a scary term—but it doesn’t have to be! The age of dog boarders that lock your precious puppy in a kennel all day is… Read More »The Benefits of Boarding Your Dog

Making sure your canine gets its daily walk is essential to its mental and physical health. Daily walks also give the two of you time to bond! Taking your four-legged friend out for a walk provides more than just exercise or bathroom breaks, though both are benefits of it; there are countless critical reasons to walk your dog. It allows for mental stimulation and socialization. As you and your furry friend enjoy long… Read More »Caring for Your Pet: Critical Reasons To Walk Your Dog

“Riley Stop Licking!” That’s one of the most common things said in our home since our dog Riley came into our lives. All dogs lick, but sometimes the licking can actually mean something else is underlying and needs attention. Wynter, our older dog, is more catlike in her grooming.  Her fur is easy to lick clean and she’s doesn’t require a lot of grooming needs like our other dog, Riley. … Read More »Reasons Dogs Lick Excessively And Tips To Help Stop It