A Happier Pet in Six Simple Steps
While we may love our pets and be getting everything we possibly can out of the loyal friendship, our furry companions' needs are often different to ours. Luckily, cats and dogs are humble creatures and it often doesn't take a lot to keep them happy.
4 Exercises to Keep Your Pet Healthy
Dogs are an important member of many families, and in order to keep them at their happiest and healthiest, they need regular exercise. If your dog isn’t getting enough exercise, they can exhibit behavioral problems like digging, barking, or trouble settling down at night. The following four tips will help keep your furry friend happy and in shape! Go for a Walk This is the easiest way to get your dog some exercise. If you have a young puppy, don’t push it to jog or run, as its bones are still forming and can get injured easily, and be careful with older dogs that may have joint pain. Dogs do…
Man’s Best Friend: Fun Activities You Could Try With Your Dog
Do you want to make sure your dog has the best life possible? Do you feel the need to thank them for keeping you company and always staying loyal? Then you might like to consider some of the ideas in this article. Today, we’re going to highlight just some of the activities you could try with your pooch this summer.
Moving with Pets? Tips for a Hassle-Free Move
Moving is one of the most stressful tasks for people and with pets and kids it can be a handful. In fact, your pet may be even more anxious about the move than you are. Moving can bring about a change in the daily activity level in the house and unpredictable routine which could overwhelm your pet. And once there are brought to the new house, they face the same process all over again in an unfamiliar environment.
Top 7 Tips on Paw Care for Dogs
Your dog’s feet were surely made for walking and running. However, did you know that they were also made for protection? Pads normally offer extra cushioning to help protect joints and bones from shock. They also provide insulation against any extreme weather as well as aid in walking on rough surfaces. Pads also offer protection to the tissues deep within the paw. With all this work, no wonder the paws often bear the greatest brunt. With the following paw care tips, your dog will surely have healthy, painless paws: 1. Pamper the paws with pedicures Whenever your dog walks, his or her nails should just touch the ground. If the…
6 Ways To Teach Your Dog Table-Side Manners
Most pet owners will tell you that they find it rather hard to restrict their dogs, especially small breeds, from begging at the dinner table. All owners have different rules and routines set in place for their animals and this all comes down to personal preference and attitude. If you have had a few instances where you dog is scratching or jumping around the dining table while you are hosting guests, you might want to follow these steps to teach your dog better table side manners. Step 1: Routine The first and most important step to take is introducing a particular routine to your dog. Not only will this educate…
5 Tips to Help Your Dog Live a Longer Life
Extend your dog's life with proper care. Regular vet check-ups, a balanced diet, exercise, mental stimulation, and dental care are essential.
Foolproof Techniques to Make Your Home Safer for Your Dog
Dogs can seem like hardy creatures, but it’s a lot of work to keep them safe. If you aren’t careful, they can get into a lot of trouble. There are all sorts of things that can hurt your dog if you don’t take the care needed to avoid them. Puppies, in particular, can be too curious for their own good and get into things that they should stay away from. If you’re bringing a new dog home or perhaps moving into a new house, you need to make sure it’s safe and secure. Make sure you do at least some of the things in the list below to keep your…
6 Facts About Dogs Every Dog Lover Should Know
Dogs, apart from all other animals, are probably the best companions to have in life. They are loyal and will protect and love their owners until their last breaths. So, with so much love and devotion coming from these furry, lovable creatures, it is only proper that owners understand them and know them better. Here are 6 facts about them that every dog owner should know. 1. Dogs find it hard to leave their owner’s side Dogs, who find it hard to leave the presence of their owners, because this is where they get their security, comfort and motivation. They are also social creatures that need people or other animals…
An Interesting Journey: Tips On How To Travel With Your Favorite Pet Friend
Planning a family vacation isn't a smooth thing to do, especially if you've got a pet on board. You can't break your daughter's heart and tell her Fluffy isn't coming with you to your 15-day vacation, right? Your pet is a part of the family and you just need to bring him along if you are planning on leaving for not that short period of time.
How To Protect Your Pooch from Everyday Dramas
Happy, healthy dogs are pretty resilient to everyday dramas and know how to obedient and when it’s a good time to play. They are aware of their surrounds, know when it’s feeding time and remain loyal and take care of you throughout their lives. But in return, you also have to protect your pooch from the everyday dramas that he may not know about. Today we’re going to look at some of the important things that should be on your checklist when a dog is part of your family. Fleas and Ticks Fleas and ticks are a common skin condition in dogs because the insects are attracted to their soft,…
These Are the Best Natural Treats for Dogs
Finding natural treats for dogs is very simple if you are using a basic list of things that you probably already have in the house. You can keep your dogs very healthy, and they will be in much better shape every day because they have gotten real energy and health benefits from something that you can feed them as a little snack. All the items listed below will make it easy for you to have a healthier dog who eats natural treats in the house. 1. Cranberries Can dogs eat cranberries? Dogs can eat cranberries, but it would be best to feed them in moderation. Dogs that are having cranberries…