Having a Companion Animal Keeps the Doctor Away SHARE ON: Having a furry companion not only give us unconditional love and friendship – they also make us healthier. Karen is an actress who used to burn the candle at both ends. … Read More
The rising temperatures signal the fun summer months of backyard barbecues, vacations and more time spent outside (with a cool drink in hand). But, the scorching days of summer can also present unique hazards for your pets. 1. Never leave … Read More
Obesity is defined as an accumulation of excessive amounts of adipose tissue in the body, and is the most common nutritional disorder in companion animals. Obesity is usually the result of either excessive dietary intake or inadequate energy utilization, which … Read More
In North America, obesity is the most common preventable disease in dogs. Approximately 25-30% of the general canine population is obese, with 40-45% of dogs aged 5-11 years old weighing in higher than normal. What is obesity? Obesity is an … Read More
Your dog has many ways of communicating with you, and you’re probably familiar with a number of them. A friendly tail wag to say hello, for instance, or a persistent pawing on your leg when it’s time for a treat. … Read More
Your dog can become stressed for a variety of reasons. For example, dogs on leashes typically feel stress when they encounter other dogs – especially if the other dog is off-leash. This is probably because it’s difficult for our canine … Read More
To many of the 164 million American pet owners their animals are part of their family.1 Pet owners make huge investments in food, toys, and much more to ensure their companions have happy and fulfilling lives. Source: http://www.theatlantic.com In … Read More
Countless studies have detailed the benefits of using a Dog Walker to exercise and train their furry friends. Here are the Top 5 reasons it could be the right choice for your pet(s) today: Obesity, arthritis, heart disease, cancer, boredom, … Read More