One of the most bittersweet parts of being a dog parent is the fact that your beloved pooch’s lifespan is considerably shorter than yours. It may seem like only yesterday that they were an energetic puppy, and now your dog is already entering their golden years. Certain joint problems become more pronounced as a dog grows older, and this is especially true when your dog is affected by hip dysplasia. This is an ongoing ailment, but it also makes your dog more vulnerable to serious hip injuries, and you need to know what to do if this should happen to your dog. Read More»
If you have kids who are pleading and begging for a pet, you know the struggle. On the one hand, you just do not have space, energy, or maybe even the money required to take care of a dog or a cat. On the other hand, maybe taking care of a pet would help them to learn some responsibility, along with giving them a fun little friend. Well, fortunately, there are more pets available than just a dog or cat. Read More»
Having a dog in your home and life can be exciting. Of course, this new family member does require a good amount of love and care to ensure they have a good, healthy life. To reduce the risk of overpopulation and keep your dog healthy, you should consider having them spayed or neutered. Unfortunately, most people do not truly understand these procedures. This guide will give you a few interesting facts about spaying/neutering. Read More»
Do you own one or more dogs? Are you currently making plans to go on vacation in the upcoming year? For many people, it’s a time-honored tradition to take their pets with them when they travel. While this is certainly an option, it’s also not the only option nor is it necessarily the best option. There are a couple of other options, including getting a dog sitter for your furry friend or taking your canine companion to a boarding facility. Read More»
A dog isn’t able to tell you what’s wrong, so it’s up to you as dog parent to keep an eye on your furry pal and get him help if you spot anything unusual. Dog’s may not be able to tell you verbally that something is wrong, but they may show you with their actions. Read on for signs of distress to watch for in your dog.
Excessive Drooling
If Fido is suddenly drooling constantly, it could be a few issues. Read More»
