As any new puppy owner will tell you, these little balls of energy have a seemingly endless supply of enthusiasm for playtime and exploration. But all that energy is only...
Mia Daniele |
Yogurt is a tasty snack for people to enjoy. You may have caught your dog looking longingly at you while you enjoy some yogurt and wondered if they can have...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
Most dogs experience the urge to chase cats, especially breeds with strong drives to pursue what they consider as prey (aka: small animals). For other dog breeds, they are overcome...
Nick Pullano |
Strawberries are a great low-calorie treat for your dog to enjoy. Before giving your dog any new foods, check with your veterinarian to see if they have any concerns. Health...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
Hiccups are an annoying, but normal part of our lives. But did you know that dogs can also get hiccups? Just like for humans, hiccups are a normal part of...
Mia Daniele |
Fleas are often an inevitable part of living with dogs and cats. Despite our best efforts, they seem to find their way into the home. But what are your options...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
There is nothing cuter than a newborn pup. If you have never raised a litter from birth before, you may be unaware dogs do not bark as soon as they...
Mia Daniele |
Heartworm is a serious disease caused by a parasitic worm called Dirofilaria immitis. These worms are spread to dogs through the bite of an infected mosquito. When a dog has...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
It’s no secret that dogs bring so much love and joy to their families. But can adopting a new pet also improve your health? The answer is yes! Here are...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
Shock collars are not a humane way to train your dog, despite what some might say. Shock collars are collars that your dog wears that administer a shock to the...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
Working from home with a dog can be a challenge. Dogs are naturally curious and want to be involved in everything their owners are doing. Unfortunately, this can lead to...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
You may be wondering, can dogs eat cinnamon? Luckily, cinnamon is not toxic to dogs. Not only are certain kinds of cinnamon non-toxic for dogs, but they can also provide...
Elizabeth Muenzen |
If you have a dog, you know how much they love their walks. For many families, the W-A-L-K word can’t be spoken without causing your canine friend to go nuts...
Mia Daniele |