Take a Walk

Spring is bringing longer, warmer days which means pet walks are on the horizon. Being involved in a pet walk can be a fun and memorable time for you and your pet as well as a good way to contribute and support your favorite cause. Events feature a short walk and are often highlighted by [...]

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Your Pet and Sound

On a daily basis, we become immune to the noise that surrounds us. Common household items like a vacuum cleaner, coffee grinder or a television turned up too loudly can produce a large amount of noise…especially for your pet. Since our house pets can have ears much more sensitive than our own, it is important [...]

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Working Dogs

Most people know that a dog’s sense of smell is much more powerful than that of a human…but did you know that a dog’s nose has as many as 300 million smell receptors compared to humans who have only around 5 million? This keen ability enables dogs to detect another dog’s sex, diet, reproductive status [...]

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Losing Holiday Pounds

It is the beginning of a new year and most people are faced with the struggle of losing extra pounds put on during the holidays. What about the extra pounds your pet is lugging around? Festive table scraps and treats may have turned your pets caboose into a freight train. Since pets just a few [...]

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Healthy, Happy Holidays

The holiday season is on the doorstep and amidst all the excitement there are a few important factors to consider for keeping pets healthy and jolly. Things change in most homes during the holidays; we often bring in decorations that may be peculiar   and dangerous objects to our pets and we typically have more visitors [...]

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