As your dog gets older, do you notice them becoming more finicky with their food? Here are some tried-and-true strategies you can use at home to encourage your older dog to clean their plate.
Dog sneezes can look dramatic and tend to catch the attention of their owners. While an occasional sneeze may mean no more than a little bit of dust up the nose, more frequent sneezing can be a sign of other issues.
Make a thought-out plan and an emergency kit pre-packed and ready to go. For pet owners, this means adding a few extra items to make sure your four-legged family members are well-cared for during a crisis.
Found in a basket at 9 months, adopted at 2, an inspiration to us all at 14. Touched by the plight of dogs who need a forever home, Meena wanted to help so she founded a dog-sitting service with the intention to donate the proceeds to Muttville. So far, she has donated $14,000!
Got an itchy pet? Don’t see any fleas? Before you start searching for other explanations, make sure you take these simple steps to ensure you’re not missing an easy-to-fix problem.
The weather is warmer and the days are getting longer. With Easter just around the corner, remind yourself of some of the top dangers for dogs and cats this season and keep your furry family members healthy while avoiding unnecessary trips to the animal emergency room.