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Dog Calming 101: Preparing for the Storm (Season)

June 17, 2019 By Renee Jones

Thunder and Lightning and WIND, OH MY!   Astrophobia or “thunder phobia” can affect both humans and animals.  For most dog parents, we don’t know what part of a thunderstorm causes their fear and anxiety.  For some, it could be a change in their daily routine, maybe not going outside at the “normal time” or not […]

7 New Year’s Resolutions for Your Dog

December 28, 2018 By Renee Jones

Time-delayed fireworks which spell out 2019.

New Year’s Resolutions have become almost a joke for most of us. How many of us make resolutions every year, knowing that before the New Year rolls in, they will be broken? Some of the most common resolutions are to eat healthier, get more exercise, and save money. Here are a few suggestions that might […]

Holiday Pet Safety Tips

October 31, 2018 By Renee Jones

White Swiss Shepherd dog with a pumpkin in autumn

While holidays are filled with fun and excitement for most people, a lot of our pets may not be as excited about the festivities.  Here are a few holiday pet safety tips to make sure our pets are safe all through the busy season. Halloween Halloween is filled with tricks and treats, ghosts and goblins […]

The Responsibilities of Being a Dog Owner

September 13, 2018 By Renee Jones

Owning a dog, or being a pet parent, is not only a joy but a privilege and a responsibility.  Before you consider bringing a pet into your home, think seriously about the responsibilities of being a dog owner.  Some of these include: Commitment Commit to your dog for his entire life. As a dog ages, […]

Are Tennis Balls Dangerous For Your Dog?

June 19, 2018 By Renee Jones

Dog with Tennis Ball

The short answer to that is… maybe! One thing to remember is that when our dogs happily chew on tennis balls, those jaws are more than capable of compressing that ball. If that compressed ball pops open in the back of your dog’s throat, it can cut off your pup’s air supply. Furthermore, some dogs […]

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