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Summer Safety Tips for Your Dog
Never leave your pet in a parked car. Studies show that on a hot day, the temperature inside a car can reach more than 160 degrees in five minutes. Leaving the windows open a crack for fresh air or parking in the shade, doesn't keep temperatures from soaring in record time, either. Leaving pets in the car "just for a …Read more »
Keep ''people food'' off your pet's holiday menu
Keep your pet safe and healthy this holiday season by saying "no" to the following holiday foods: Just say no to holiday table scraps. Pets love rich scraps such as drippings, gravy and poultry skin; however, they can cause pets to suffer from severe indigestion, diarrhea and even pancreatitis, which is not only terribly painful, but can be fatal. Never offer fatty …Read more »
Tips to keep your pooch behaving his holiday best
The holidays are here and what better gift to give yourself than a well-mannered pooch? Since the holidays usually include guests of some sort, we’ve included tips to help Fido be the hit of your holidays! Teach Fido to sit politely for greetings. As much as everyone loves your dog, they love him even more if he can keep his feet …Read more »
Ways to entertain your dog while you're entertaining guests
Lots of visitors to your home can mean noises, crowds, and smells that can be stressful to your pets. Whether you’re gathering outdoors or in the living room, you’re allowing strangers into your pet’s valuable real estate. You can head off potential problems by respecting his perspective and giving him some space of his own. Here are some tips to keep …Read more »
Keeping Your Dog Cool When the Temperatures Rise
The weather is getting warmer, and when temperatures go up, you will need to make some adjustments for your dogs. Here are some points to keep in mind: Most dogs will begin to lose their undercoats. The undercoat is the woolly fur that keeps the dog warm in the winter. If this coat is not brushed out, it becomes entangled in …Read more »
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