For decades now, we have been hearing frequently in the news that we should not purchase or consume any food products made in China because we may not always be getting what the label says...

Fireworks are Scary for Dogs Americans celebrate the Fourth of July with family, friends, food, and, of course, fireworks. It is a holiday best observed in the company of others. Naturally, we want to include...

Why Consider Treating Cancer? In the eighties, an old dog was considered a senior at 7-9 years, while an old cat was a senior at 9-10 years. Now, our pets are living longer, which strengthens...

A Big Problem According to the 2018 National Pet Obesity Survey, around 55 – 60% of cats and dogs in the United States are considered overweight or obese. For pets, obesity is defined as 30%...

National Pet Week is designated as the first week in May each year. It’s a time to show appreciation for all the pets we love and commit to promoting responsible pet ownership. Through the ups...

Keep a Close Eye With anything new – please monitor your pets! This applies to a new bed, kennel, chew, toy, collar, harness, etc. Some items are not right for every pet – make sure...

Man’s best friend earned that honorable title by teaching humans the importance of unconditional love for thousands of years. With every tail wag, excited bark, and gentle nuzzle for affection, dogs have displayed what definitely...

There are tons of benefits to you and your dog getting exercise by walking at night. Especially during the summer and fall months, the temperature is much cooler, and the concrete is bearable for your...