Sergeant Stubby
Sergeant Stubby took part in 17 battles, saved his regiment from mustard gas attacks and caught a German spy during World War I. By any… Read More »Sergeant Stubby
Sergeant Stubby took part in 17 battles, saved his regiment from mustard gas attacks and caught a German spy during World War I. By any… Read More »Sergeant Stubby
Foxtails and grass seed awns are designed to do one thing: burrow. This is how the grass spreads as the seed slowly works its way… Read More »How to Protect Your Dog During Foxtail Season
While most pet advocates will vouch for the benefits of microchipping (and for good reason!), it’s important to remember that a microchip is not always… Read More »Why Your Pet Needs a Tag and License
On the last Tuesday of every February, the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) and its international partners host World Spay Day — a… Read More »In Honor of World Spay Day: Why You Should Spay or Neuter Your Pet
Wagging puppy tails and kitty curiosity are generally traits that make canine and feline friends so darn charming – but when left alone, your fur… Read More »Fluffy Didn’t Start the Fire: July 15 is National Pet Fire Safety Day
One of the common questions we get from pet owners is how much exercise is right for their dog. Honestly, it can be hard to… Read More »Is Your Dog Getting Enough Exercise?
As we discussed in our last blog post, bloat is one of the most life-endangering and sadly common threats to the health of your dog.… Read More »What to Do If You Detect Bloat in Your Dog: An Emergency Guide
If you are a dog owner and dog lover, you can easily conjure up an image of groups of dogs running freely across a field,… Read More »Is Off-Leash Time Right for Your Dog?
When deciding upon a caregiver for your dog, the selection process should be as thorough and careful as choosing a babysitter for your child. Not… Read More »The Importance of Choosing the Right Dog Walker
Tips to keep cool in the heat Swimming pools, spraygrounds and cooling centers Don’t use fans as primary cooling system Check on your neighbors Don’t… Read More »Beating the Heat: Keeping Cool
By Barbara Elisse Najar July 9, 2012 Summer is here, and we’ve shed our coats. Dogs and cats don’t have that luxury, but their fur, which keeps… Read More »Your Pets & Beating the Heat: Being Careful About Staying Cool
Dental care isn’t just for humans. Dogs and cats need it too. “Taking care of our pets’ teeth doesn’t only make them smell better but… Read More »Caring for Your Pets’ Teeth
TAKE HEART FELINE enthusiasts. Your cat’s continued indifference toward her new Deluxe Scratch DJ Deck may be disappointing, but there is an object that’s pretty much… Read More »Cats & Boxes – The Endless Obsession
Experts consider puppyhood, particularly the first three to four months, the most important period of a dog’s life. In that short window, a dog’s experiences… Read More »Puppies are a Handful – The Yearly Reminder that they are not Surprise Gifts
It’s very common for dogs to become upset and frightened during loud thunder, lightning, and heavy rain or snow. Dogs are especially sensitive to changes… Read More »Help Your Dog Weather a Storm
Nutrition Your bird’s diet is one of the most important considerations of its overall care. Adequate feeding plans may be developed from a wide variety… Read More »The Basics on Bird Care
When a beloved pet seems a bit “off,” it might be more than just a bad day; it could be a sign of mild sickness… Read More »Is Your Pet Sick? What Should You Do?