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    How To Save $1k Per Year And Give Your Dog A Better Life

    Americans sure do love their pets. In fact, it is estimated that 65% of all households (or about 79.7 million homes) have a furry friend living alongside the human occupants. We love them like they are a part of our family, through good and bad times, and all the cute things they do. But they sure can be expensive at times. Is it possible to spoil your beloved pet, and save money? Spending money on family pets is at an … Read more

    5 Pet Owner Hacks That Will Add Years To Your Dog

    If you’re a pet parent, the thought that your dog will live somewhere between 10 and 13 years is not something you like to think about. We don’t ever want to face life without our pups! But did you know your dog can have a longer, happy life simply by adjusting a few things in his lifestyle right now?   Your dog’s longevity depends (largely) on you and the decisions you make for him. Your dog loves you so much, … Read more

    Ask A Vet: 5 Reasons Why I Avoid Rawhide Bones For My Dogs

    Chewing is a great thing for dogs. Chew toys can exercise the mouth, help keep the teeth healthy and entertain a dog or puppy for a long time. They can save your personal property, home and furniture a lot of unwanted gnawing, too, if you have a dog that you can’t keep an eye on 24/7. But I choose not give my own dogs rawhide chew toys and here are 5 reasons why:   1. The knots can be a … Read more

    Ask A Vet : 5 Ways To Keep Senior Dogs Healthy

    If you love a senior dog, you want to make your friend’s life as good as it can get for as long as possible. I treat loads of senior patients and we pride ourselves on the longevity and continuing the good health of a large majority of our patients. Concerned, loving pet parents ask me how healthcare can help their senior dogs, so I have distilled my advice down to the top 5. And here they are (drum roll, please): … Read more

    Ask A Vet: What Are The 5 Best Dogs For Kids?

    Everyone knows that dogs make great best friends. As a mom of an only child, my son has never known a time when there was not a dog. Anyone who has read my book notes that my Great Dane, Dora has served as his companion and playmate for all of his life. When we were looking for Dora, many of the rescue agencies deemed us as an unfit home because we had a child. But this is silly. Dogs are … Read more

    6 Ways You Could Be Causing Your Dog’s Bad Behavior

    When something goes wrong, it’s easy to blame the dog – after all, he can’t speak to defend himself! However, many times we humans inadvertently cause the very things we are trying to stop our dogs from doing. If you’ve made some of the mistakes listed below, don’t worry–we all have! The good news is that you can make some changes, but first, you have to be informed! Here are some ways you may be accidentally encouraging your dog’s most annoying habits: #1 … Read more

    12 Creative Easter “Egg Hunts” To Try With Your Dog

    Why should your kids have all the fun at Easter? There is nothing many dogs like to do than sniff out items. Here are 12 creative ways to let your dog have some fun on Easter morning and give that nose of his a workout. Don’t worry about the weather, these hunts can be done inside or out! #1 – Plastic Eggs with Treats For dogs with really good noses, fill those plastic eggs with a high-smelling treat and have your … Read more

    BREAKING NEWS: ASPCA Assists in Seizing More Than 130 Dogs from Alabama Puppy Mill

    March 4, 2015 – Choctaw, Ala.—At the request of the Choctaw County Sheriff’s Office, the ASPCA® (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) is assisting in the removal, transport, sheltering and medical treatment of more than 130 dogs from a large, substandard breeding facility—frequently referred to as a puppy mill—in Needham, Ala. The dogs were found to be living in their own filth, many with severe health issues.   Upon arriving at the facility, ASPCA responders discovered the … Read more

    8 Simple Poison Prevention Tips For Dog Owners

    Accidental dog poisoning happens every day. The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center answered roughly 273,000 calls in 2013 – many of these were dogs. Luckily, there are simple ways to guard your dog from harm, in the same way you would a toddler. Follow these tips to keep your pet safer and your breath easier knowing you are protecting your best friend. #1 – Baby Locks These aren’t just for toddlers. They can work really well to keep your dog out … Read more

    10 Ailments Dog Owners Commonly Overlook

    The earlier you recognize and treat something your dog has, the better. But some things are easy to miss, and unfortunately go undetected by dog owners. Dr. Cathy Alinovi, DVM, owner of Healthy Pawsibilities, gave us her list of the 10 most commonly overlooked aches and pains dogs face, and the signs you should look for. If you think your dog may have any of these conditions, take them to the vet as soon as possible. 1. Hip Dysplasia This … Read more

    10 Tips For Keeping Your Dog Healthy & Avoiding the Vet

    The secret to a vibrant, joyful life for our dogs lies in the little details that make the big difference. From the food they eat to the way we manage their exercise and safety, every choice we make impacts their well-being. Maintaining your dog’s health is a necessary endeavor that’s about more than just avoiding illness; it’s about enriching their lives while strengthening the bond you share. By focusing on preventative care through nutrition, exercise, and regular grooming, we can … Read more

    Is Your Dog At Risk for Lead Poisoning?

    Many dog owners think of lead poisoning as a thing of the past. After all, lead-based paint was outlawed decades ago and most of us have updated our homes since then. But, you may be surprised at all the places your dog could still be getting lead poisoning, including his own toys. Dr. John Tegzes, VMD is a board certified toxicologist for JustFoodForDogs and specializes in safe food for pets. He has seen quite a bit of lead poisoning in … Read more

    Beyond Looks: How to Choose A Shelter Dog

    You are looking for a dog. Your friends have told you heart-warming tales about adopting a shelter dog so you have decided that’s the route for you. What your friends left out, however, is the months it can take to find a dog at a shelter. You see one online you like, it’s already been adopted. You call about a dog and you find out there is already a waiting list. Feeling a bit frustrated, you finally decide to just … Read more

    4 Natural Dog Anxiety Treatments

    Every dog is unique and different, there is no cookie cutter answer for an anxiety induced situation. It takes trial, error, and patience to find what works within the pack. As a dog trainer who believes whole heartedly in exploring natural alternatives before anything else, the following ideas were things I found that worked well with several of my clients who suffer from chronic anxiety… and their owners too. Safe Haven Create a safe “happy” place for the dog to … Read more