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Picking the Perfect Pet Food

January 18, 2016
Food & Nutrition

Picking the right food for your pet is just as important as picking the right food for yourself. There are tons of different products on the market nowadays, and they all have pros and cons to keep in mind. In order to keep your cat or dog as healthy as possible, you need to have the right food on hand. Here are some tips to help you find the perfect pet food to preserve your cat or dog's health.

How to Prevent Pet Car Sickness

January 11, 2016
Care & Safety

Most people do not realize that pets can get car sick until they have a pet that starts vomiting in the car. Just like humans, some animals do not handle the bumpy ride that comes along with being in the car. If you have a pet that gets car sick pretty easily, there are some steps you can take to keep your pet comfortable and avoid cleaning up an unpleasant mess in the future. Here is a guide explaining how to prevent pet car sickness.

Dealing with That Rowdy Dog Next Door

January 4, 2016
Training & Behavior

Have a neighbor with an annoyingly rowdy dog? We've all been there at some point in time. You may not be worried much if it's just a Chihuahua with an attitude, but things change when it's a pit bull looking to tear down the fence. If you have found yourself living next to an unruly pet, there are things you can do to make the situation better. Here are some tips to help you deal with a rowdy dog next door.

Protect Your Dog Bowl from Winter Freezing

December 30, 2015
Care & Safety

Water freezes in the winter. This is a well-known fact that should come as no surprise to you. As a dog owner though, this simple fact can cause a major dilemma. How can you keep water outside for your dog if it is going to freeze shortly after you put it out there? Here are some tips to protect your dog bowl from winter freezing and ensure your dog has healthy drinking water even in the cold.

Keeping Short Haired Dogs Warm in the Winter

December 21, 2015
Care & Safety

Long haired dogs are blessed with thick, warm coats that keep them comfortable even in the bitter cold. Short haired dogs don't have that luxury though, which puts them at risk when the temperatures outside start to cool. There are a number of ways you can keep a short haired dog warm in the winter, even if his coat does not thicken up. Here are some tips to keep in mind.

Convincing Your Dog to Sleep in His Dog Bed

December 14, 2015
Training & Behavior

Most dogs love to sleep in their dog beds. That area quickly becomes their territory, where they feel safe, secure, comfortable, and in charge. With that in mind, some dogs take a little while to transition to sleeping in a dog bed. Whether you're trying to get your dog off your furniture or you simply want him to make use of the dog that you've purchased, there are some tricks you can do to motivate your dog to sleep in his bed. Here are some tips to convince your dog to sleep in a dog bed.

Choosing the Perfect Dog Winter Outfits

December 7, 2015
Care & Safety

Many pet owners love the winter because it gives them a chance to dress their dogs up in fun sweaters and outfits. Choosing the right dog winter outfits is about a lot more than the design on the clothes though. You need to make sure that your dog is properly covered in the coldest months of the year. The guide below will help you select the right winter outfits for dogs so you can keep your pet warm and happy.

What Age Should I Start Training My Dog?

November 30, 2015
Training & Behavior

When it comes to dog training, age is a concern for several reasons. Some pet owners worry about trying to train their dogs too early, while others are concerned that they cannot train their dog once he reaches a certain age.

The Ultimate Thanksgiving Leftovers Guide for Dogs

November 23, 2015
Food & Nutrition

It's hard to resist the smell of turkey dinner on Thanksgiving Day. Chances are your furry family members will be begging for a taste of the delicious food you've prepared for the day. While many dishes are perfectly fine to serve to dogs, there are some that you may want to avoid. Check out this guide to learn which Thanksgiving leftovers are safe for pets.

Dog Owner Etiquette Tips

November 16, 2015
Food & Nutrition

Whether you just got your first dog or you're a seasoned pet owner, there are some unwritten rules dog owners are expected to abide by. Understanding basic dog owner etiquette will ensure that your friends, your family members, and passersby have a good experience when your dog is around. Follow these simple tips for dog etiquette to keep your pet on his best behavior.