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Fresh or frozen, grapes can make a delicious treat — for humans. Dogs, on the other hand, need to avoid grapes at all costs. It doesn’t matter if they’re freshly picked fruits or dried into raisins, this otherwise harmless fruit contains a substance that can really make your pup super sick. Here’s what you need…
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It happens to every puppy: teething. And unfortunately, it really causes a lot of discomfort so they look for things to mouth and chew. They also explore their worlds differently than people do – including using their mouths as a way to sense the environment and their surroundings. The problem? Those little milk teeth are…
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Your dog has a thick or fuzzy coat – shouldn’t that keep him warm in winter? Well, actually, not always! In fact, that fuzzy covering doesn’t necessarily give your dog a free pass to run around all day in the frigid winter cold without risking frostbite or hypothermia at all. Every dog is unique. But…
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Traveling with your pet this holiday season? Staying with friends or family members who are willing to embrace your dog as a guest? It’s important to remember that holiday travel can be just as stressful for your dog as it is for you. A change in atmosphere and routine may make your dog confused or…
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The holiday season is a lot busier than any other time of year. There are more parties and gatherings to enjoy, sparkling gifts to wrap, and twinkling lights to hang. It’s truly a time of year to celebrate the people we love, the reason for the season, and yes – our furry friends, too! But…
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Our canine pals are a constant source of companionship, loyalty, and unconditional love. While many become incredibly intuitive and in tune with our needs over time, not all of them are cut out to be true therapy dogs. So what exactly what makes a dog perfect candidate for canine therapy training? Let’s find out. Not…
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Animals are resilient; dogs are no exception to this rule. Your loyal companion will work hard to make you happy and will stick by your side at all times. He’ll also do everything he can to make sure you don’t see his pain. Your dog will show signs he’s hurting or not feeling well, but…
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Adopting a puppy is a huge responsibility. Sure, let’s be honest – they’re obviously cute and fun and full of energy, but they need a lot of veterinary attention and care in their first year of life, too. The first few months are especially critical for puppy care because they set the stage for lifelong…
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Healthy dogs live relatively happy, active lives. They love being around their people, running in the yard, chasing balls, eating leaves, digging up dirt, and playing. Crating for days or weeks is rarely advised, but it’s also occasionally exactly what sick or healing pups need to stay quiet and encourage relaxation and healing. If your…
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The fall season is a wonderful time for people (and pets) to spend time outdoors. Everyone tends to spend a bit of time cleaning up lawns, backyards, and properties, not to mention sprucing things up before the upcoming holiday season and winter. It’s also cool enough to enjoy some good, old-fashioned football or baseball, or…
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