Jan
15
2010
How often your dog should be bathed is depending on breed and skin condition of your dog. If your dog is prone to skin allergies, frequent bathing will be beneficial. Ask your veterinarian if you think your dog has any skin problems. Your veterinarian can recommend how often you should bathe your dog and what [...]
Jan
14
2010
When you hear a word “grooming,” you may picture taking your dog to a professional groomer. Here, we are talking about at home dog grooming. It’s easy and more beneficial than you think. Not only does regular grooming makes your dog look nice and pretty, but it also helps to maintain your dog’s overall well-being. [...]
Jan
13
2010
Antifreeze (ethylene glycol) is extremely toxic to pets. Even a few licks can be fatal and unfortunately, many pets become victims of this sweet tasting fluid. With proper knowledge of handling antifreeze, chances of accidental ingestion of antifreeze can easily be reduced. As we all know, the main source of antifreeze is from vehicles. A [...]
Jan
13
2010
Many common household items can be harmful to dogs, more than you can imagine. Knowing what is harmful is important in keeping your dog safe at home. Plants: Many plants are harmful to your dog if ingested. Keep toxic plants away from your dog, inside and out! Human Food: Do not leave food unattended. Many [...]
Jan
12
2010
Top 10 Things To Keep Your Dog in Tip-Top Shape Reprinted by permission of The Humane Society of the United States Your dog gives you a lifetime of unconditional love, loyalty, and friendship. In return, she counts on you to provide her with food, water, safe shelter, regular veterinary care, exercise, companionship, and more. Take [...]
Jan
11
2010
Other than yourself, a veterinarian plays an important role for your dog’s well-being. The veterinarian should not be mere a medical expert. He/she should be your dog’s friend as well – someone your dog can trust and be comfortable with. Take time and look carefully to select the right veterinarian to fit you and your [...]
Jan
11
2010
Welcoming a new dog into your home is a big happy event, but it can also be overwhelming. Your new dog is anxious to become a part of your family and counting on you to get the proper care. To make this process a little easier, we compiled a checklist. Homecoming Gear Collar and Leash [...]
Jan
11
2010
Pet overpopulation is a very serious problem. In the United States, millions of dogs and cats enter shelters across the county each year and most of them are euthanized, simply because there are not enough homes for all of them. One way to reduce this sad problem is to spay and neuter your pets. The [...]