Doggy daycares have become very popular as a great way to give your dog company and exercise while you are at work or on vacation. And it is, for some dogs. But before dropping your dog off, you need to … Read More
You may come across a scenario where you may not be able to arrange for a pet sitter, and thus must opt for a kennel. Keep in mind that dogs are often mistreated in kennels; you should always choose a … Read More
If you cook, you may already be familiar with turmeric, but for first timers, here’s a quick culinary lesson to get us started. The turmeric herb, a member of the ginger family, is most commonly known for its deep orange … Read More
Every time this topic comes up I feel guilty about every dog I have ever owned. I am sure I am not alone in this. I have every excuse in the books; kids, house, job… you’ve heard them all. But … Read More
Coming home to chewed up curtains, dog pee in the carpet, scratch marks on the doors, and neighbors complaining about the noise is a frustrating but common issue dog parents face. All of these things may be a sign of … Read More
Good nutrition is the foundation of good health. Feeding your dog a wholesome diet along with the proper supplements will ensure he is getting everything he needs. This article presents a handy A-Z glossary of 20 of the most common vitamins, … Read More
Poor socialization, abuse, traumatic events and even genetics can cause fear-based behaviors in a dog. You can’t undo his past, but you can help alleviate his anxiety. Joe and Melissa adopted a young mixed breed from a rescue group. Shilo … Read More
Packed with nutrients, these colorful foods can help keep his eyes sharp by protecting against a variety of vision problems. Eye health in dogs has become the talk of the town. There’s more and more discussion about eye disease and vision … Read More
If you are like most pet guardians, you often feel tremendous guilt for leaving your best pal at home alone all day. You know your dog will have a long, boring day just waiting until you arrive back home. You … Read More
Most dog owners know that the best time to socialize their pup is when they are, in fact, a puppy. Dogs are at their most sensitive — and receptive — between three and twelve weeks of age, so the earlier … Read More