What’s better than one holiday present? 24 days of presents! Advent calendars are all the rage these last few years, but there’s no need to exclude your pet from the daily fun. To include your pets in the everyday holiday cheer, here are some ideas for a pet-themed advent calendar that you can “make” yourself. …
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You have a puppy, which means that it’s go time, whether we collectively want it to be or not. When potty training a puppy, they will inevitably “go” when and where they aren’t supposed to. And that’s OK! Accidents happen, and they are learning. Potty training takes time; most puppies don’t fully master the art …
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There aren’t many issues that are more upsetting to pet owners than pet anxiety, especially when it comes to anxious dogs. An anxious dog can lead to destructive behavior, health conditions or repetitive or compulsive behaviors that can have major ramifications on your pet’s life. Types of Anxiety A dog’s anxiety or stress can come …
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Adopting a puppy can be an exciting time! You’ve picked out their name. You’ve got their food bowl and water dish all set up. You’ve told the family to expect a furry addition. It’s a magical time. But it’s not without stress, especially for the puppy. While your bundle of fur is excited, too, they’re …
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The holidays are coming, and celebration with loved ones is always on the to-do list. But our time of cheer and merriment also brings about some change to your feline’s routine and habits, and that can be stressful on a kitty! They might not outwardly show it, but cats are sensitive beings who are affected …
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Known comically as “wiener” or “sausage dogs,” dachshunds’ low-to-the-ground silhouettes house big and fierce personalities — many owners will tell you that these lovable dogs don’t know they are short. Dachshunds originated in Germany, and they were bred to chase and flush out badgers and other ground dwellers (the name literally means “badger dog”). Members …
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Known for their imposing bulk but lovable personalities, Saint Bernards are also celebrated for daring tales of harrowing rescues in the Alpine mountains. With such an interesting background, it’s no wonder Saint Bernards are regularly put on the silver screen. These massive and massively drooly dogs originated in the Western Alps in Italy and Switzerland. …
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“An apple a day keeps the doctor away” is a phrase many of us heard growing up. It was our loved ones’ way of saying we needed the right nutrition as our bodies were growing and developing. The same holds true for puppies. Building the right nutrition into their diets now set them up for …
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After making that doctor appointment you’ve been putting off, the dread begins to build. We’ve all been there. No matter how awesome your doctor is, no one jumps for joy at the thought of sitting in the examination room. But did you know dogs can feel that same anxiety when going to the veterinarian? Dogs …
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Welcome to “Can My Dog Eat That?,” our new series that answers some obvious (and not-so-obvious) questions about what your dog can and can’t safely eat. Read on! It’s the spookiest month of the year! And while our festive orange gourds can be a year-round delicacy for pups, there’s no better time to ask the …
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