Teaching our Dogs to Accept Care without Resistance
Nobody wants to be bitten, and nobody wants to have their dog bite a child, vet, or groomer (or hopefully anyone else for that matter). We need to teach our dogs to let us take care of the without resisting us. We should always watch for signs of stress in our dogs and try to […]
Helping Your Dog Enjoy a Safe Summer
Summer festivities, like picnics and the celebrating Independence Day, make for good times with family and friends, including your dog friends! Here are some helpful tips for making sure your furry friends stay safe (Provided by the ASPCA). Never leave alcoholic drinks unattended where pets can reach them. Alcoholic beverages have the potential to poison […]
Dental Health
Dental disease is a very common problem among dogs but it doesn’t have to be that way. Statistics show that over 80% of dogs have tooth or gum problems by the time they are 3 years old. While veterinarians offer dental cleaning as one of their services the real maintenance is up to you. Brushing […]
Fleas, Ticks, and Burrs – Oh My!
While summer enchants us to take our dogs out to the rivers, lakes, parks, and other outdoor areas we need to be aware of some of the most common problems we face when the days are longer and warmer. A good habit to get into is checking your dog from head to tail after the […]
Holiday Tips
Originally posted by the ASPCA. There’s nothing more scrumptious than gathering with friends and family for the holidays, but many of the ingredients in human fun can result in distress for pets. As we kick off this season of lights, parties and yummy treats, we wants to remind pet parents of the potential hazards certain goodies, and […]
