Dog owners have become increasingly concerned about a mysterious and potentially fatal illness across the United States. And there definitely is reason for concern. The illness is known to have spread to at least 12 states. Unfortunately, veterinarians have not been able to identify the disease with any known canine respiratory disease. States affected as of the date of this article include ..read more

October is ‘Adopt a Shelter Dog Month’. Dog shelters play a vital role in the lives of countless dogs, providing them with refuge and a second chance at happiness. In this article, we'll delve into the world of dog shelters and shelter dogs, covering everything you need to know to make a positive impact on their lives. Whether you're considering adopting a shelter dog, volunteering your time, or ..read more

The popularity of dog boarding services has been on the rise as pet owners seek reliable and caring options for their furry companions while they're away.If you're considering dog boarding for your beloved pet but have a host of questions, you're not alone. In this article, we'll delve into the frequently asked questions surrounding the boarding process, helping you make informed decisions about ..read more

Returning from a vacation or business trip to find your furry friend acting unusually lethargic can be concerning. In this article we’ll talk about some of the reasons you may see a lethargic pet, tips for post-boarding, and how to choose the best boarding facility.Understanding Dog LethargyDog lethargy is a state where a canine displays a marked decrease in energy, enthusiasm, or activity ..read more

Playing is a significant part of a dog’s life. It is essential for their mental and physical wellbeing. However, as a dog owner, you may ask yourself if large and small dogs can play together safely. The answer is yes, but with caution. In this blog post, we will discuss how to ensure that large dogs and small dogs can play together without causing harm to themselves or others.Supervision is ..read more

We all love having our homes decorated for the holidays. We host parties, cook all the holiday treats and many of us travel to see loved ones. But what about our furry friends at holiday time. Here are some tips you need to keep in mind this holiday season to keep your dog safe.Holiday DecorationsA Christmas Tree can be very dangerous for your dogs. Be sure that your tree is secure in its stand ..read more

Is there anything more relaxing than a good night’s sleep? A good dog bed is an investment. What we invest in early on for our dogs is a major contributing factor in their quality of health and life as they grow up. Every dog has a different need in terms of relaxation. Some dogs love to snuggle up whereas some would rather spread themselves thin. There is a dog bed out there for every dog ..read more

We hear many people talk about having anxiety in their day-to-day life, but we don’t usually hear about a dog with anxiety. It is said that roughly 70% of all dogs suffer from some type of anxiety and about 14% of that is related to separation in one way or another. Once we know what it is and what to look for, we can then help to ease the stress of this issue in our dogs’ lives.What is ..read more

None of us want to leave our dogs when we go out of town. It's hard on us and it's hard on them. But we can't always take our dog with us on a trip. So, what are our options? The first thing most people do is ask friends and family if they would be willing to watch our furry family member while we're gone. However, this can be a lot to ask for most people. Our dogs may not handle the separation ..read more

Just like you, your dog needs to exercise. How much depends on several factors like age, breed and health. Giving your dog access to run around and play in your back yard doesn't necessarily mean they are getting enough exercise. They need interaction and motivation the same as us humans. You may have a treadmill or a bike in you home, that doesn't mean you're motivated to use it every day. Your ..read more