Category: Pets

Ever Thought About Making Homemade Food for Your Pets?

Are you searching for something to do in the evenings now that time has changed? With cooler temperatures and it getting dark earlier and earlier each week, you may have extra time on your hands. Have you considered baking some treats for your pet, or maybe even attempting to make some homemade food for your…

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Pet Diabetes Awareness

November is National Pet Diabetes Awareness Month What is Pet Diabetes, and What Causes it? What is Pet Diabetes? Diabetes mellitus is an often serious condition that affects your pet’s blood sugar, or blood glucose, levels. More specifically, it happens when your pet’s body either produces too little insulin, stops producing it all together, or…

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10 Halloween Safety Tips for Pet Owners

Halloween is fast approaching, and we all want to avoid the scare of a sick or lost pet! How can you keep your dog safe but still make sure everyone has a great time? We have ten tips for keeping your pet safe and happy while you enjoy the upcoming festivities.  ID your pet. This…

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End of Life Care

Pets are becoming more and more like family and we want to give them a long and happy life. Whether it is food, veterinary care, exercise, and treats, we work hard to be able to care for them as best as we can. This love and dedication carries over as our pets age and approach…

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How to Train Your Dog to Walk on a Lead

Properly training your dog to walk on a lead will take time and consistency, but putting in the time early on will make things easier for you and your dog in the long run. When your dog walks well on a leash, you will be more inclined to take them on walks or allow a…

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How to Stop Your Dog From Barking When Left Alone

No dog owner wants their dog to bark excessively while they are home alone and this is an even bigger concern if you happen to live in an apartment or townhome. They may bark when they hear sirens, if a package is delivered, or any number of other things. But what can you do to…

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September 19th is Responsible Pet Owner Day

As we celebrate Responsible Pet Owner Day on September 19th, you may be taking time to reflect on how you can improve the care of your pet. This might include scheduling a check-up with your veterinarian, trying a new food or treats, getting your dog more exercise, or hiring a professional pet sitter to ensure…

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Signs Your Pet is in Pain (And What to Do About It)

Pets can be experts at hiding pain or other illnesses from us. This is a natural instinct for them, but unfortunately, this means it can take longer to get them the help they need. Regardless of your pet’s age, it is important to educate yourself on signs of pain or illness, so that you can…

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10 Ideas to Memorialize Your Pet This Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day

On August 28th, we will acknowledge Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day. This day was started by author Deborah Barnes as a way to set aside time to remember our beloved pets who have passed on. In case you are not familiar, when a pet passes away, they are believed to cross a Rainbow Bridge and are…

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How to Brush Your Dog’s Teeth

Often overlooked, dental health is important to your dog’s overall well being. Cavities or other dental issues can cause pain for your pet, causing them to eat less and even be less active. Their dental health can also be an indicator of underlying health problems. Dental health should be taken seriously just like all other…

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