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Brr! 5 winter care tips for Labradoodles

Posted December 15, 2020

Labradoodle poses with a snow-covered face. To protect your Labradoodle from winter's cold, keep the dog's coat clean and healthy, and consider using a sweater and boots.

To protect your Labradoodle from winter’s cold, keep the dog’s coat clean and healthy, and consider using a sweater and boots.

Filed Under: Dog Breeds, Dog Health Tagged With: Dog safety, Health conditions

Get the essentials you need to take your dog on an adventure

Posted November 30, 2020

Woman on mountain hike cuddles with her dog.

Bringing your fur babies on an adventure requires you to keep them safe and bring all of the adventure essentials required.

Filed Under: Dog Fun Tagged With: Big dogs, Canine exercise, Dog safety

Leptospirosis in dogs: Protect your pup from this danger

Posted November 28, 2020

Border Collie leans against log out in nature. Dogs commonly contract leptospirosis. Catching the signs of leptospirosis in dogs early leads to prompt treatment and better recovery odds.

Dogs commonly contract leptospirosis. Catching the signs of leptospirosis in dogs early leads to prompt treatment and better recovery odds.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog safety, Health conditions

Can dogs play with tennis balls? Learn the potential risks

Posted November 8, 2020

Dalmatian dog looks at a tennis ball in his owner's hand. Buy tennis balls specially made for dogs and supervise play to reduce risks of choking or dental damage, and digestion problems.

Buy tennis balls specially made for dogs and supervise play to reduce risks of choking or dental damage, and digestion problems.

Filed Under: Dog Fun Tagged With: Canine exercise, Dog safety

How your pets can attract wild animals to your home

Posted September 30, 2020

St. Bernard rests on a deck. The way dogs mark their territories could attract larger wild animals. For example, coyotes and foxes may choose to compete for an area.

The way dogs mark their territories could attract larger wild animals. For example, coyotes and foxes may choose to compete for an area.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog safety

Make dog-friendly home renovations to pamper your pup

Posted September 14, 2020

French Bulldog stands on table with power tools during dog-friendly renovations.

Dog-friendly home renovations range from purchasing pet stairs to adding dog-specific showering areas or built-in food and water bowls.

Filed Under: Dog Health, Home Page Tagged With: Dog safety, Home renovations

Driving with your dog: Avoid these risks

Posted August 24, 2020

Border collie wears safety harness. When driving with your dog, keep your pup safely restrained.

Driving with your dog: Keep pup restrained in the backseat to reduce distractions and keep you both safe if you’re in a crash.

Filed Under: Dog Travel, Home Page Tagged With: Dog safety, Driving

Top 5 reasons why your dog needs sunscreen

Posted July 11, 2020

Westie wears sunglasses on the beach. Your dog needs sunscreen if he has light-colored hair or nose, if he spends a lot of time outdoors, or if he has any bald spots.

Your dog needs sunscreen if he has light-colored hair or nose, if he spends a lot of time outdoors, or if he has any bald spots.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog safety, Health conditions

What to do if a wild animal bites your dog

Posted June 23, 2020

When hiking with your dog be sure to protect your pet from a wild animal bite.

Visit your veterinarian if your dog gets a wild animal bite, especially if the culprit was a venomous animal like a snake.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog safety

What is xylitol and why is it toxic for dogs?

Posted June 1, 2020

Yorkshire terrier treated with intravenous fluids. Eating products with xylitol toxic for dogs. Consuming it can cause seizures, liver failure, low blood sugar, and in some chronic cases, death.

Eating products with xylitol toxic for dogs. Consuming it can cause seizures, liver failure, low blood sugar, and in some chronic cases, death.

Filed Under: Dog Health, Home Page Tagged With: Dog food, Dog safety

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