Dog Bite Prevention
Children are at high risk for sustaining dog bites, especially from dogs they know during everyday activities. Implement these strategies to prevent a dog bite from happening in your home.
Pet Tips
Helping Your Four-Legged Family Members on the Fourth
Even the most patriotic pet owner is weary of Independence Day because they know those fireworks shows – the large,
Every Lost Pet Deserves To Be Found
June is National Microchipping Month! Microchipping is an easy, safe and effective way to make sure your furry friend always
Dog Training: The Art of Calm
An underrated life skill for any dog to have is the ability to calm themselves in situation that would typically solicit an excited response such a jumping and barking. Here are some training tips on how to teach your dog how to choose calm over chaos.
A Happy and Healthy Pet is a Snip!
There are many reasons to spay or neuter your pets, beyond the obvious desire to avoid unwanted pregnancies and address
Pet Wellness is Good for People
We have constant daily reminders about the importance of getting vaccinated, monitoring our health and wellness, and scheduling regular check-ups
Easing Your Pets Back Into the Work Routine
We have some suggestions that may help prevent your pet from developing separation anxiety, or just to make them happier and more comfortable being left alone. If your pet is already exhibiting signs of stress when left alone, we recommend that you consult with a behavior specialist because the training for this must be done carefully and methodically.
Beating the Heat
Summer is hot! So we want to share some resources to help cool off and find relief. Tips to
The First Dog is not Alone
Aggressive behavior is not a dog’s fault – it’s just behavior. In other words, all behavior – including aggression – is a reaction to something, but that doesn’t mean it’s the injured person’s fault.