Earth Day 2018 – How to be a more Earth-Friendly Pet Owner
April 22 is celebrated as Earth Day each year. This year, take a moment to reflect on your current habits
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Dog Articles
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Give a Dog a Bone: How to safely feed bones to dogs
“With a nick-nack patty whack, give a dog a bone….” Bones have been associated with dogs for as long as
Read moreVegan Pet Foods: What’s New?
If you are thinking of switching your family to an exclusively plant-based diet, you may be wondering if you should
Read moreBarking at the Door – Will My Dog Ever Stop?
Have you ever had that one obnoxious person in your family with a bad habit? As your family member, you
Read moreCompounded Drugs – Are they OK for my Pet?
If you have visited the veterinarian lately with a sick animal, you may have learned a little bit about compounded
Read moreGrain Free Diets – Are they best for your dog?
Fact vs. Fiction Grain-free diets have been all the rage the past few years for humans and dogs alike. But
Read moreTurmeric and Your Dog’s Health
Turmeric – Could this spice help my dog? Dogs are living longer than ever before in history. Your pup may
Read moreThe “Tide Pod Challenge” and Your Pets
In the early months of 2018, news reports of teenagers undergoing and the “Tide Pod Challenge” were rampant and the problem is ongoing.
Read moreTraveling Challenges with Emotional Support Animals
If you rely on an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) or follow the news, you may have noticed recent stories about some
Read moreCBD cannabis Oil and Pets: What’s All the Hype?
CBD oils have received a lot of attention recently, especially since several states have made medical and recreational marijuana legal.
Read moreEssential Oils and Your Pets: Are they safe?
Essential oils have become all the rage for those looking for natural remedies. They are popular because oils have potential
Read moreBig Benefits of Small-dog Day Care
For small dogs like these and their discriminating owners, only the most specialized care will do.
Read moreDog Safety Tips for Families
Owning a dog can be a lot of fun, but it is also a big responsibility that cannot be taken lightly. Keeping your dog healthy and safe while also ensuring the safety of your family and other people is important.
Read morePreparing Your Dog for its First Show
Getting your dog ready for its first show is an exciting and potentially highly rewarding time.
Read moreTop 6 New Year’s Resolutions for Dog Owners
While dogs aren’t capable of resolving anything, December 31st is a good time to take stock of ways to help your dog become healthier and happier.
Read moreTop Feeding Tips From Dog Owners
Every mealtime gives you the chance to provide nutrition and to nurture that special bond you have with your dog.
Read moreDog Food That Maintains Healthy Digestion
Virginia-based emergency veterinarian Katy Nelson has seen the havoc that a poor diet can wreak on a dog.
Read moreDiabetes in Dogs: Symptoms and Treatment
Brooklyn-based marketing manager Lori Townsend adopted her long-haired dachshund, Daisy, when the pup was weaned at 10 weeks old. Daisy had no health problems to speak of until soon after her seventh birthday: Suddenly she emptied her water dish more frequently and soaked the bathroom rug regularly with urine.
Read moreDog Cancer Survivors
In the three years that Allie’s been working at Bryan Middle School in Bryan, Ohio, she’s been diagnosed with cancer four times. But hearing the "C" word doesn’t get her down. In fact, each time she’s diagnosed, she takes only a few days off for treatment.
Read moreTop 10 Human Medications That Are Poisonous to Dogs
Leaving a pill bottle opened on a low countertop, packing your medication in a plastic baggie or accidentally dropping a pill on the floor could harm your dog more than you realize.
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