From purring cuddle buddies to tail-wagging pals, our pets fill our lives with love and companionship. Yet, behind those adorable faces lies a crucial aspect of their health often overlooked: dental hygiene. Dental disease in cats and dogs is more common than many pet parents realize, affecting their overall well-being. In this blog, we’ll delve into the nuances of dental disease in our furry friends, along with three proactive ways to prevent it, ensuring they maintain sparkling smiles and vibrant health. Understanding Dental Disease Dental disease encompasses a range of oral health issues a ..read more

Summer is the favorite season of dogs, be it in terms of more outdoor activities or ice-chilled treats. Not only for dogs, it is the favorite time for fleas and ticks as well because warm weather provides a perfect breeding ground for them. Fleas and ticks are harmful parasites that feed on your dog’s blood. They can attack your dog when they are enjoying their outdoor activities or even when they are indoors and cause Anemia, Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and other harmful infections. These annoying parasites not only affect animals but can also infect humans. So it is crucial t ..read more

Fleas are notorious pests that can make our furry friends’ lives miserable. However, fleas are not just limited to your pet’s coat; they can infest your home and yard, creating a vicious cycle that is challenging to break. Fleas are literally out there to attack your dog. By taking a comprehensive approach, you can protect your pet and your backyard or garden from these pesky pests. In this blog, we will discuss effective ways to deal with the fleas present in the outdoors. So, let’s begin!  Getting Rid of Fleas in Your Yard/Garden It is essential to eliminate fleas to effectively get ri ..read more

Lyme disease is a bacterial illness transmitted to dogs, humans, and other animals by black-legged ticks. Also known as Lyme borreliosis, the disease is caused majorly by the spiral-shaped bacterium known as Borrelia burgdorferi. An infected tick carries this bacteria and transmits the infection into the host’s bloodstream through a bite. In this article, we are happy to put together some basic information about Lyme disease that every dog parent should be aware of: What are the symptoms of Lyme disease? Dogs infected with Lyme disease display several symptoms, which include swollen lymph no ..read more

Popular Heartworm Preventives for Dogs Heartworms are deadly parasites. Not only the heart, but these parasites also infect other critical organs of the dog’s body. As they grow to become adults, they reproduce baby heartworms. With increasing numbers, these worms obstruct and in the worst case, completely stop the blood flow in the canine heart, killing the infected dog. This is why it is vital to stop these deadly worms from growing. The best way to stop heartworms from causing damage to canine health is by providing them with an effective heartworm preventive, all year around. These prevent ..read more

Observed nationwide as Pet Poison Awareness Month, March is an ideal time for us to spread awareness about the adverse effects of pet poisoning. It happens mostly due to lack of knowledge and understanding among pet parents and pet sitters. Therefore, it is important for you to learn to identify the signs of poisoning in pets and how can you prevent it. In this article, we’re happy to enlighten you about the reasons for pet poisoning, its symptoms, the ways to prevent it and steps to follow to save our pets if they happen to consume something toxic and poisonous. What leads to pet poisoning ..read more

You have a delightful dog at home and enjoy cuddling and playing with them. But, the people in your neighborhood, your friends and family aren’t as enamored with your pooch, and it annoys you also when they run around the house and damage everything that comes their way. Why? It could be because your furry buddy is not trained and well-behaved. Yes, it is important to provide your pet with good food, shelter and lots of love. But, the significance of training cannot be ignored when it comes to your safety and their happiness and well-being as nothing can be more satisfying for your pup than t ..read more

As responsible pet parents, it is our duty to protect our beloved furry companions from the harmful effects of fleas and ticks. These tiny parasites not only cause discomfort to our pets but can also transmit diseases that pose serious health risks. Unfortunately, many pet parents unintentionally make common mistakes when it comes to flea and tick prevention, unknowingly putting their pets in harm’s way. Fleas and ticks are more than just a nuisance. They can cause itching, skin irritations, and even lead to more severe conditions such as anemia or tick-borne illnesses. However, by under ..read more

Winter can be tough on all of us and our furry friends are no exception. Be it our pets or livestock, the bitter season poses a serious threat to animals’ health. Therefore, it is important to offer extra protection to keep them safe and secure during the cold weather. Pet care in winter includes making adjustments to the animal’s routines to keep up with the weather. To help you out, we have come up with the most effective tips to help you keep your furry babies warm and safe during the chilly months. 1. Brace up for the season Besides the cold weather, winter also comes with blizzards and p ..read more

The experience of pet parenthood can be rewarding and challenging at the same time. When you welcome a four-legged baby into your home, there are a lot of aspects that you have to take into consideration so as to provide them with a comfortable and healthy life. Animals always need special attention and care for their physical and emotional well-being. In this article, we are happy to offer you a comprehensive guide to your pet’s health and wellness at home. 1) Offer Nutritious Meal When it comes to offering your pet nutritious meals, there are primarily two things to take care of. Firstly ..read more