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Pain Management For Dogs

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on November 26, 2018

Pain Management for Dogs Nobody enjoys seeing their dog in pain. For that reason, you might be tempted to treat your ailing dog with human pain medication, rather than by taking him to the vet. Read on to learn why that’s a bad idea, what pain medication options your vet has, and which alternative treatments… Read More

Categories: Dogs, Pet Safety

What to Do When Your Dog Swallows a Toy

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on November 8, 2017

Dogs Swallowing Toys: Key Takeaways Seek Immediate Veterinary Care: If your dog swallows a toy, time is crucial. Contact your vet immediately or visit an emergency clinic. Do not attempt to induce vomiting on your own. Be Observant for Symptoms: Watch for signs like vomiting, lack of appetite, lethargy, and changes in behavior. These may… Read More

Categories: All Posts, Pet Safety, Tips for Your Pets

Tick Control: What You Need To Know To Keep Your Pets Safe

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on June 13, 2017

If you’re a pet parent, then we’re sure you’ve heard about ticks. But other than knowing they’re “bad,” do you know what they are, the health risk they present, and what options you have for preventing them? If the answer is no, keep reading for our take on ticks. What Are Ticks? Although ticks are… Read More

Categories: Pet Safety

5 Ways To Keep Your Dog Safe In A Dog Park

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on May 22, 2017

For the uninitiated, dog parks can seem chaotic with dogs running everywhere, lots of barking, and inattentive pet parents. Rather than stress about it, we’d like to help you feel better prepared for your next dog outing. Read on to learn our top 5 tips for keeping your dog safe in a dog park. 1…. Read More

Categories: Pet Safety

Heartworm: What You Need to Know About Prevention

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on April 25, 2017

Key Takeaways on Heartworm Prevention Heartworm disease is more common than pet owners realize, and understanding how it spreads is the first step in prevention Mosquito exposure can happen almost anywhere, making heartworm a risk for every pet Consistent prevention plays a major role in long-term pet health Dogs and cats are affected differently, but… Read More

Categories: Cats, Dogs, Pet Safety

The Best Summer Safety Tips for Your Dog

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on July 20, 2016

Summer is officially here! The warmer weather has settled in and most of us are heading to the pool or beach. If you are a dog owner, you are probably thinking about taking your pup along with you on road trips, vacations, or just across town to the dog park. While we love the idea… Read More

Categories: Pet Safety

How to Prepare Your Cat for Their First Boarding Stay

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on June 16, 2016

Prepping Your Cat for a Boarding Stay: Key Takeaways Familiarization: Gradually introduce your cat to the carrier and the concept of traveling to reduce stress before the boarding stay. For additional tips on making carrier time easier for your cat, check out our guide on getting your cat into a carrier. Health Check: Ensure your… Read More

Categories: Cat Boarding, Cats, Pet Boarding, Pet Safety

How to Protect Your Dog This Coming Winter

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on October 21, 2015

Whether or not you have accepted it, the fact remains that winter is right around the corner! And for dog owners in particular, this means taking your dog out and walking them – even when it is freezing cold. It is important to remember that your dog’s safety and well-being is just as important as… Read More

Categories: All Posts, Dogs, Pet Safety

How to Make Your Backyard Extremely Dog-Friendly

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on February 16, 2015

  Having a dog is one of life’s greatest joys. They love you unconditionally and it is only right that you show them the same amount of love by providing them with such joys as a dog friendly backyard. Dogs love playing outside, but you need to make sure that your outdoor area for your… Read More

Categories: All Posts, Dogs, Pet Safety

Can My Dog Catch a Cold? How Can I Prevent It?

Posted by: Lora Shaw, on January 21, 2015

Now that January has arrived, colds are an increasing concern for people. You’ve probably noticed this at your workplace while you’ve watched in horror as your coworkers sneezed, sniffled, and coughed in close proximity to the printer. Don’t be alarmed by imagining all of this germ transfer (yuck), but instead use this as motivation to… Read More

Categories: Pet Safety, Tips for Your Pets

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