16
Aug
The time to start Social Distancing yourself from your dog (and other pets) is NOW to help them avoid getting Separation Anxiety when we go back to working away from our homes. Most of us have been spending 24/7 with our pets for the last month or more. This includes extra walks, cuddles, and play times. It is projected that…
27
Jul
Thanksgiving Bones – Turkey, chicken and other small animal bones are very different from the large bones you find at the pet store. These small bones splinter easily and can cause serious internal damage if swallowed, so NEVER give them to your pet.Hot containers – Your dog or cat will most likely become curious when they smell something cooking. Keep…
27
Jul
Whether you are looking for a Puppy class, a Beginning, Intermediate, or Advanced Obedience class, or any class or workshop, you want to know the following things: 1. Is the owner of the company a dog trainer? there are many reasons the owner of the company should be a dog trainer. Only a trainer really knows what is important for dogs
27
Jul
Most dogs love food, and they’re especially attracted to what they see us eating. While sharing the occasional tidbit with your dog is fine, it’s important to be aware that some foods can be very dangerous to dogs. Take caution to make sure your dog never gets access to the foods below. Even if you don’t give him table scraps,…
27
Jul
Many cats are picky eaters, so they’re less likely than dogs to be attracted to certain human foods. Nevertheless, it’s important to be aware that some foods can be dangerous to cats. Bread Dough Raw bread dough made with live yeast can be hazardous to cats. When a cat swallows raw dough, the warm, moist environment of the stomach provides…
27
Jul
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