Fireworks can be a source of excitement and delight for humans, but for our canine companions, they can be a source of anxiety and fear. The loud noises, bright lights, and unfamiliar smells can cause distress and even lead to dangerous situations for dogs. As responsible pet owners, it is our duty to ensure the […]
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Everyone has seen those photos of dogs and little humans where the child is sitting on the dog. Cute right? Nope! To allow that kind of behavior puts your child at risk of a dog bite. Even the most trustworthy dogs have their limits. On average, every year there are 400,000 children who need medical
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The holidays can be such a special time of year. What makes them even more special is sharing it with your family pet! Everyone loves having the dog included in the holiday activities. But sometimes those adventures can cause harm to our beloved dogs. Check out all of these Easter safety tips and keep your
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A training device that has become more popular lately is the shock collar. Many trainers advocate for them because of their fast results at training dogs. But these devices are not good training tools for dogs. There are many dangers to shock collars. What Are Shock Collars? A shock collar consists of a flat nylon
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Lots of dogs pull on a leash when they are going for a walk. From trying to chase the squirrels to over excitement, pulling on a leash can cause harm to both the dog and handler. One tool that many people suggest is a prong collar. Prong collars are not the best tool for this
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There are so many dog owners that get tricked by the nice curb appeal of a retractable leash. In reality, retractable leashes are very dangerous and are one of the worst tools anyone can use for your pet. Let’s talk about the dangers of retractable leashes and why dog owners should avoid them all together.
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Being a Pet Care Professional can be one of the most rewarding hobbies, side jobs, or full-time careers. Whether it is pet sitting, grooming, or training, this profession can involve a lot of interactions with unknown people in unfamiliar places. These safety tips for Pet Care Professionals should be top priority to review when getting
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If you live in an area that has cold and snowy winters, those months can be very dangerous for a canine companion. It is the best practice to be cautious when your dog is outside during those cold days. These cold weather safety tips can help any dog owner be prepared! Outside Time When It
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Keeping your dogs safe and secure during the spookiest night of the year does not have to be tricky! Halloween safety is pretty common sense and easy to implement! Here are the best practices you, as a dog owner, can follow! Hide The Treats A small human’s favorite part of Halloween is the trick-or-treating! But
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Giving a dog their medication can be one of the most difficult things. Some dogs become a total pro at eating the goodie and spitting out the pill. Here are different ways to hide your dog’s medication to, hopefully, trick your pup into taking their pills. Pill Pockets These yummy treats are recommended by Veterinarians
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