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Make Your Own Dog Treats Worth Beggin' For
Celebrating International Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day, the blog shares easy, healthy, and fun homemade dog treat recipes. Including quick, healthy, and creative options, it ensures all treats are ...
Virtual Leash: Smart Technology for Pet Recovery
The blog narrates a personal story highlighting the importance of keeping pet tags updated for recovery. It introduces Virtual Leash, a service providing an online pet profile accessible via a tag,...
An End to Breed Specific Legislation?
The blog post discusses the inefficacy of Breed Specific Legislation (BSL), citing a statement from the Obama administration opposing such policies and emphasizing a community-based approach over b...
The Worst Case Survival Guide for Pet Lovers on Halloween
The blog offers a survival guide for pet safety on Halloween, focusing on preventing pets from running away, chocolate poisoning, costume hazards, and dog bites. It emphasizes caution, immediate ac...
Doggie Dewclaws - To Remove or not to Remove, that is the Question
Debating dewclaw removal for dogs? These normal appendages are usually harmless, but could cause discomfort if oddly positioned. While removal might be considered, many owners, like Tiffany Narron ...
Thanksgiving Foods: Harmful or Healthy For Your Dog?
Thanksgiving foods can be risky for dogs; offer plain turkey but no skin, avoid onions/garlic, mashed potatoes without additives, and never cooked bones. Keep nuts and nutmeg away, as they can caus...
Patriotic Pets: American Dog and Cat Breeds
The post highlights American-origin dog and cat breeds, including the Alaskan Malamute, American Bobtail, Pit Bull Terrier, Boston Terrier, Javanese, Maine Coon, Ragdoll, and Rat Terrier, emphasizi...
Dog Flu: How Can I Protect My Pets?
Canine influenza, or dog flu, affects dogs' respiratory systems and is highly contagious. Symptoms include cough, lethargy, and fever. Preventative measures include avoiding dog parks during outbre...
Back to School: How it Affects the Family Pet
Back to school transitions can stress pets, showing signs like accidents and chewing. Gradually increasing alone time, introducing new toys, rewarding good behavior, and ensuring adequate play can ...
