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The pandemic has changed most of our lives; from working from home to social distancing, COVID-19 has presented lots of new and unique challenges for us. For instance, you might be doing more video conferences, which children and pets seem to love to star in, at times unknowingly to the presenter. Some news stations are…

It’s essential to be playing games with your four-legged friend. Not only does it help get rid of excess energy and decrease the chances they will engage in inappropriate behaviors, but it also helps the two of you bond. And it’s just fun. Fetch with Balls and Flying Objects Fetch is a fantastic game to…

As pet parents, we hate to see our furry companions sad or in any sort of pain. Separation anxiety is is a condition that can negatively impact our dog’s quality of life. It’s fear and anxiety that occur when a dog is separated from his caretaker. While there is no cure for separation anxiety, there…

Is your dog not eating his food like he usually would? Or maybe you’ve just adopted your first puppy and he won’t eat. What do you do? We have created a guide to help you find reasoning and solutions. There are a variety of reasons for loss of appetite in dogs. It’s important to determine…

Walking down the treat aisle at the pet store can be overwhelming. There are so many options, and it can be hard to tell which ones are healthier for your pup. Below is a list of healthy treat options for your dogs that include options for picky eaters, training treat options, and treats for teething…

We show our dogs love every day whether it be through a walk in the park, a new toy, or a couple extra cookies when they look at you with that sweet face.  Have you ever wondered if your dog feels the same way about you? Dog’s show their love in different ways, and not…

It may be hard right now to socialize normally, but luckily, we have access to zoom, our phones, and computers when we need to talk to someone. But what about our pups? Your dog doesn’t have the ability to FaceTime his friends when he wants to play. While they can’t ask for it, social time…

Essential oils have become quite popular over the years. They are known for their power to naturally heal a wide range of conditions, including headaches, autism, acne, psoriasis, cancer, anxiety, and ADHD, among others. While essential oils have some proven benefits for humans, others are toxic to dogs. As pet parents, it is our job…

Hurricane season ranges from June to November, with the most dangerous month being September each year. After several devastating storms, many residents of hurricane-impacted areas want to be prepared for their families and pets for the upcoming storms. Whether you choose to evacuate with your dog or stay home and ride out the storm, it’s…

Bad breath in dogs could be caused by smelly chew bones, treats, or something they ate outside. But, it can also be a sign of an underlying disease. According to the American Veterinary Dental College, “Periodontal disease is the most common clinical condition occurring in adult dogs and cats, and is entirely preventable.” Hiding behind that…

It may not always be possible to take your furry friend to the local dog park, but they still need a place to play. If you have a fenced in backyard, you can follow a few simple steps to turn your backyard into your pup’s personal dog park. Make A Plan & Prepare The Space…

Dog owners and dogs alike can agree – beach days are the best days. But what isn’t the best is dealing with all of the sand that coats our furry friends after a long day at the beach. It seems like somehow, our dogs always end up with sand everywhere, and the last thing we…