In 1931, Florida became the first state to authorize pari-mutuel wagering on dogs, and it is now home to two of the seven dog tracks nationwide. In response to a circuit judge’s decision to dismiss a lawsuit resulting from a 2018 constitutional amendment that forbade dog racing at Florida pari-mutuels, the owner of a greyhound … Read more
Most tall fescue is infected with a fungus living within the plant, which is referred to as an endophyte. This fungal endophyte – Neotyphodium coenophialum – contributes to tall fescue’s environmental tenacity, and also makes tall fescue toxic to animals that eat it. How bad is it? When it comes to lawn and garden care … Read more
When it comes to caring for a puppy, many pet owners want to make sure that they are providing the best nutrition and supplements for their furry friend. Sure Grow 100 is a popular supplement that many pet owners use on their puppies, but is it really worth the hype? In this blog post, we … Read more
Scotts Turf Builder Weed and Feed 3 is safe for pets when it is used according to the product label. You want to make sure pets are not in the area while applying the product. Once the treated areas dry completely, chewing or eating grass will not be harmful and your pet can resume normal … Read more
Made famous by Sylvester Stallone, Rocky is a dog name reserved for the strong-willed male pup, regardless of size. Rocky might be a Shih Tzu or a Great Dane – after all, it’s not size but sheer determination that counts. Do you have a pet dog, or are you thinking of getting one soon, and … Read more
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) The ingredients used to soften PVC can also be harmful to your pet, especially when chewed up, licked, nosed, and inhaled. And this is behaviour your pet engages in regularly. PVC, also known as polyvinyl chloride, is a popular plastic material used in numerous products ranging from pipes to toys. Many pet … Read more
If your dog loves to chew on your furniture or grabs every stick they can find in your backyard, then you would want to introduce them to olive wood. This chew is ideal for hyperactive or even bored dogs. Olive wood is hard and durable, and unlike other types of wood it is completely safe. … Read more
While waterless dog shampoo may seem like a great time saver, the truth is that we don’t recommend them. Not only do the vast majority of waterless dog shampoos contain chemicals that may be harmful to your dog’s health, they also don’t actually “clean” your dog’s fur and skin. No rinse shampoo is a safe … Read more
No matter your dog’s breed, you should be able to feel all of your dog’s ribs without a thick layer of fat over them. Your dog’s chest should also be wider than his abdomen, with a noticeable tuck-up from chest to stomach. An overweight dog will generally have no waist and no distinction between chest … Read more
Although dogs can be beneficial to the health and wellbeing of their owners, people should be aware that dogs of any age, including puppies, can sometimes carry harmful germs that can make people sick. Germs from dogs can cause a variety of illnesses, from minor skin infections to serious illnesses. The news that sleeping with … Read more