Boating with Dogs

Do you love to sail and want to share the adventure with your furry BFF? You can! It’s possible to have a safe time on a boat with your dog—if you follow some safety guidelines. We’ve seen the results of boating mishaps and pets. But when you know what to look for and set up […]

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What to Do about Insect Bites

Do you think your dog may have been bitten or stung by an insect? Does he have all the telltale signs of this problem, or is something wrong with him that you just can’t quite place? Do you want to know how to help your dog’s insect bite at home and when to see a […]

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Why is My Dog’s Mouth Foaming?

Is your dog foaming at the mouth? Here, we’ll discuss how you can tell if it’s a serious problem or it’s fairly normal. If you’re concerned your dog is having an emergency, come to your nearest ER for immediate vet attention. Unsure if you should come in? Give them a call and and talk it […]

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Dogs and Fireworks

Crackle… sizzle… BOOM! If you’ve got a dog who is scared of fireworks and doesn’t ‘do’ loud noises, you know just how daunting holidays with fireworks can be. While we may “ooh” and “aah!” at the spectacular displays, dogs may panic during fireworks and could hide, become aggressive, urinate out of fear, and show many […]

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Signs a Dog Has Rabies

Rabies is every pet owner’s worst nightmare. Although rabies in dogs is no longer a very common problem, it can still happen, especially in dogs who are unvaccinated. But how would you know if your dog—or another dog you come into contact with—has rabies? Are there any early warning signs you can look for? Most […]

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Protecting Your Pet in Nature

With temperatures finally warming up, it’s a great time to head outside with your four-legged buddy! While in nature, it’s important to ensure your pet is safe. Here are a couple of tips to keep in mind!  #1: Stock up on parasite prevention for your pet Spring is prime time for many parasites as they […]

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Teaching Your Dog Not to Jump

Nothing is better than being greeted at the door by your happy pup, but maybe not so great having them jump up onto your pant legs. Many dogs jump on people when they’re excited, and it’s often inadvertently reinforced. Teach your dog not to jump by following these three steps.  Step 1: Remain calm when […]

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Christmas Trees and Pets

Holiday Danger Alert: Christmas Trees and Pets Your Christmas tree likely steals the show each holiday season, outshining the other festive decorations. But, your showstopper holds a host of hazards for your furry pal. When decking out your tree this year, be aware of the following potential safety issues for pets and keep your four-legged […]

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Create a Pet First Aid Kit

In just a few weeks, September begins. September is National Disaster Preparedness Month. This holiday encourages people to prepare for disasters or emergencies in their homes, businesses, and communities. As a pet owner, you have an extra responsibility to prep your pet for disaster. A first-aid kit that is fully stocked—not only for you but […]

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Preparing Your Pet Sitter

You know that taking care of your furry friend is a big responsibility if you’re a pet owner. That’s why it’s important to find a reliable pet sitter who can help take care of your pet while you’re away. But how do you go about finding the right pet sitter? And what should you do […]

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