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How an ESA pet letter for housing saves dogs from shelters

Posted May 10, 2022

Woman cuddles Border Collie puppy. Adopting a pet can reduce stress. Securing an ESA pet letter for housing helps ensure you can live anywhere, even in housing that isn't pet-friendly.

A mental health professional can help you secure an ESA pet letter for housing if you live in a place that’s not pet-friendly.

Filed Under: Adoption Tagged With: Dog health benefits, Emotional support dogs, Pandemic

Coronavirus and dogs: Can canines get COVID-19?

Posted May 3, 2022

Small brown and white dog wears a mask. Dogs and coronavirus: Canines unlikely to catch or transmit the virus to people or other animals, World Small Animal Veterinary Association says.

Dogs and coronavirus: Canines unlikely to catch or transmit the virus to people or other animals, World Small Animal Veterinary Association says.

Filed Under: Dog Health, Home Page Tagged With: Pandemic

Discover 10 interesting facts about dog behavior

Posted May 3, 2022

Close up look at Springer Spaniel's eyes. Here are ten facts about dog behavior that may help you understand your pet more and wonder less about sometimes slightly peculiar habits.

Here are ten facts about dog behavior that may help you understand your pet more and wonder less about sometimes slightly peculiar habits.

Filed Under: Adoption Tagged With: Pandemic, Pet parents

New vet service promises access to vaccinations, wellness care

Posted November 30, 2021

Vet gives Chihuahua a vaccine.

Cheap Pricks provides affordable on-site pet wellness services, including vaccines and health care at its first clinic in suburban St. Louis.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Pandemic, Veterinarian

Separation anxiety: Who’s more nervous, you or your dog?

Posted September 14, 2021

Nervous Australian Shepherd looks up. Reduce the risk of separation anxiety by preparing your dog to be home alone. Tire your dog out, create a safe space and use toys and treats.

Reduce the risk of separation anxiety by preparing your dog to be home alone. Tire your dog out, create a safe space and use toys and treats.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Pandemic, Separation anxiety

5 ways to keep your dog fit, healthy and happy

Posted August 15, 2021

Golden retriever swims. Swimming is an ideal option for dogs who hate running or who have joint problems. For dogs, one minute of swimming is equivalent to four minutes of running.

Working to keep your dog fit and healthy is important for dog owners. Feed your dog a healthy diet, and provide exercise and socialization.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Canine exercise, Healthy weight, Pandemic

Challenges you and your best friend face working remotely

Posted July 9, 2021

Woman works remotely while holding Dachshund on her lap.

Working remotely requires discipline and dedication. Having your dog by your side can add comfort and reduce stress while you’re working.

Filed Under: Dog Training Tagged With: Pandemic

Protect dogs from 10 pandemic poison dangers

Posted May 21, 2021

French bulldog puppy covered in bright paint. Keep your dog away from pandemic poison dangers including yeast, bread, coffee, wine, paint, and marijuana.

Keep your dog away from pandemic poison dangers including yeast, bread, coffee, wine, paint, and marijuana.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: CBD-Marijuana-Hemp, Dog safety, Pandemic

Does your dog enjoy a better social life than you?

Posted May 13, 2021

Man and woman meet at park with Australian shepherd and Shetland sheepdog. Survey shows pet parents say their dog has a "better social life" than they do. More than half say their dog has more friends. 

Survey shows pet parents say their dog has a better social life than they do. More than half say their dog has more friends. 

Filed Under: Dog Fun Tagged With: Dog food, Health conditions, Pandemic, Socialization

5 ways to keep your dog occupied while you’re working

Posted April 22, 2021

Woman working from home with a dog on her lap. When working from home with dogs, tire them out with exercise, use appropriate chew toys, and consider taking them to doggy daycare.

Working from home: To be successful, tire your dog out before work starts, provide appropriate chew toys, and consider using doggy daycare.

Filed Under: Dog Training Tagged With: Pandemic

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