Summer can be a wonderful time for your pet: plenty of extra walks, the opportunity to explore the outdoors or lounge on a sunny spot, and maybe even a chance to go camping or getting extra time at the local dog park. But with the warmer weather comes some unexpected
Just because you live in an apartment doesn’t mean your pooch’s exercise routine has to suffer. In fact, it’s perfectly possible to keep your dog fit and in good shape regardless of the size of your residence. If you think city life is interfering with your dog’s exercise routine, here
The 4th of July is usually a great holiday to spend time with family and friends, barbecuing and enjoying the fireworks. If you have pets, however, they might not share your enthusiasm for the holiday. All those fireworks can be terribly scary for your pet; more importantly, they can also be very dangerous. According to
Fido not smelling like a field of flowers at the moment? Unless he’s due for a bath or he just had an encounter with a skunk (or some other foul-smelling creature), the odor could be a sign of trouble.Why is that? Because occasionally pet odors can indicate a health problem, which
The dangers for pets in the winter are probably well known: cold, ice, damage to the paws from walking on salty sidewalks… However, many pet owners don’t realize that spring brings along other dangers — and that just because they’re different doesn’t mean they’re any less serious. Spring is closer than you think! March brings