Guest Post By: Dr. Susan Wright, DVM (Learn more about Susan at the end of this post) It may be tempting to transform your college-bound teenager’s bedroom into a new reading nook, guestroom, or workout room, but even if your son or daughter is not planning to come stay at home for summers and breaks, there may be a four-legged family member that needs to hang on to the memories of that room for a [...] Read the Full Article »
How to Safely Travel By Air With Your Pet
If you are a pet owner, then you know that pets can be like family members. That means that if you plan on going on an extended vacation, leaving your little friend behind is not always an option. Going on a trip and flying on a plane? It is most likely that you can take your pet with you. You just need to take certain steps to ensure your pet’s well-being during the trip. Here [...] Read the Full Article »
The Dog “Blog Post” Party Event & Giveaway
What could be better than talking about your dog? How about a chance to win one of several cash prizes (e-gift certificates) to help spoil your pooch! I’ve teamed up with a couple of sponsors for a spectacular Dog Blog Post Party Event! Up to $1500 in CASH prizes Up to 50 winners! Participation Requirements: Write/Create a Post Come back and paste the URL from your actual post (do this by clicking the title of [...] Read the Full Article »
Canine Fashion – Top Trends for Spring
Now that spring is in full force it is time to switch wardrobes once again to get into the spring fever! And remember that fashion is not just something for people – dogs also can sport the trendy look with a number of fashion items. Spring is a transition season that can be a mixture of cold and warm temperatures, not to mention a few sprint showers and storms! Spring provides versatile temperatures and seasons [...] Read the Full Article »
Spring Storms: Helping Fido Cope
Storms can be truly frightening, especially for dogs who probably do not know what is going on and why. Sky turning dark quickly, the loud boom of thunder, bright flashes of lighting, strong winds and hail and even the possibility of tornadoes are the perfect recipe for some wound up fear and anxiety. If your dog shows signs of being anxious or even scared of storms, there are some steps you can take to help [...] Read the Full Article »