The days when you’re sick are annoying, but the days when your pet is sick are worse. Your pet depends on you for their well-being and their care. They cannot tell you how they feel or what they want, but as a pet parent, you are responsible for treating them with care. You should know…
Staying hydrated is essential for all living beings, whether human or animal. During the summer, the temperature tends to rise, making it harder for you and your furry friend to regulate your body temperature. Water is vital for the functioning of our bodies and is critical in preventing numerous health issues, including dehydration. Dehydration is…
Generally, when your dog gets stung by a bee or wasp, it will typically suffer some localised pain and maybe a mild swelling, just like humans. Your dog will be stressed after being stung, but fortunately, the pain will go away fairly quickly (although will seem like a lifetime to your dog). In the same…
We are trying to reduce our carbon footprint and do our best to save the planet. From turning off lights when not in use to recycling and composting As dog owners, there are ways we can reduce our carbon pawprint, and this article aims to bring you some of the top ways this can be…
Dogs are known for vocalizations, but excessive barking can become a problem. It can cause disruption in your home, embarrassment when walking your dog around the neighbourhood, and even unwanted attention from authorities. However, many dog owners find it difficult to understand why their dog is barking more than usual and have no clue how…
This article will give you an overview of the different types of kongs available and some suggestions for what to stuff them with. So, it could be cream cheese or dog-safe peanut butter. We understand that you may not have a Kong either because you haven’t heard of them before or never understood the hype….
Four Reasons Tennis Balls Aren’t Harmless Fun for Dogs I used to think tennis balls were a cheap, easy toy for my dogs. They were always lying around, easy to throw, and my dogs loved them. But over time, I started to notice the risks. After doing some digging (and one expensive vet visit), I…
Keep routine, sleep and safety on track. Twice a year, the clocks move. Your dog does not get the memo. Their body says it is breakfast time. Your alarm says another hour. That mismatch is where stress creeps in for many homes. I see it every March and October. Some dogs sail through it. Others…
