Dogs are highly social creatures, and all dogs want some attention and interaction with their people every day. Some dogs—especially clever, energetic dogs—crave attention and will get it by any means possible. For those of us who typically work all day and then devote a significant amount of time to taking care of the dog … Read more
Why is my teenage puppy suddenly scared? In addition, dogs go through a second fear phase between the ages of 6 and 18 months. In some dogs, this only occurs once, but in others, it can occur repeatedly, possibly in conjunction with growth spurts or hormone surges. During this time, your puppy may appear reactive … Read more
Can Freshpet food be microwaved? Our food comes fully cooked and made to be served fresh out of the refrigerator – no additional cooking necessary! But some pet parents like to “take the chill off” by putting Freshpet in the microwave for a few seconds. When it comes to feeding our beloved four-legged family members, … Read more
Overfeeding can lead to serious health consequences like heart disease, diabetes, arthritis and reduced lifespan so it’s important to keep an eye out for troublesome symptoms that your dog is eating too much. A New York City-based veterinarian named Danny Tufaro explains how to keep your pet from making the common error of being overfed. … Read more
Pet urine becomes embedded in furniture, baseboards, carpeting and other areas, and causes health hazards. Individuals with weak immune systems, allergies, asthma and other health conditions–such as migraines–are especially susceptible to the risks associated with ammonia inhalation. When it comes to our furry, four-legged friends, no one wants to think about the mess that they … Read more
Like humans, dogs can fill more fulfilled after eating more fiber, because it isn’t digestible. Fiber is one of the most important ingredients for gastrointestinal health, allowing your dog to feel more full without having any extra calories in his diet. Does your dog seem to have an endless supply of food? If you’ve ever … Read more
Because kennel cough is contagious to humans, catching kennel cough from a dog is possible. However, the people most at risk are those with an underlying medical condition. Even then, it is still unlikely to develop symptoms. Can I get kennel cough from my dog? You wonder as you experience the dreaded hacking cough, runny … Read more
YES! Some people may think that dentures are used on humans only, for aesthetic reasons, helping to prevent depression and low self-esteem. But it is absolutely possible for your dog to get dentures too! It is not a routine procedure, though and the risks and expense must be carefully considered. Human medicine frequently uses dental … Read more
Red bell peppers are surprisingly very healthy for dogs. They are full of vitamin A, C, & E, and have tons of antioxidants. Because red bell peppers have the highest amount of vitamins and nutrients compared to other bell peppers, they are wonderful for your dog’s immune system. As a pet parent, you want to … Read more
Yes, cats can return home many days, weeks, months, and even years after they wandered off or were lost. According to the Lost Pet Research project, there were reports of cats traveling 50-80 miles in 2.5 years, 38 miles in 6 months, 30 miles in 10 days, and 20 miles in 21 days. So if … Read more