Highlights from Homeschool for Canines with Trainer Amy Lear
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
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
When you decide to adopt a new dog, it’s very exciting! There are so many fun things you can do with your new dog and they are so very cute
I have noticed that over the past year, my eldest dog Skeeter has been slowing down. He’s only 11, and I thought that I would have a few more years before
Summertime is my favorite time of year, but now it is sadly starting to come to a close. Parents are busy shopping for school supplies and posting adorable pictures of their
Going for walks with our dogs is very rewarding, not only for our four legged friends and their sniffing noses but also for us. Hollywood Feed makes a great line of
Having a dog that understands they can’t barge out the crate door every time it’s opened is precious. It can potentially save their life by giving you the opportunity to
-by Jane Langlois October 1st through 7th is National Walk Your Dog Week. Colleen Paige, Celebrity Pet Lifestyle Expert and Animal Behaviorist, created this event in 2010 to help promote
Last week, Hollywood Feed employees had the chance to learn about acupuncture and rehabilitative therapy from Dr. Kathy Mitchener, who is with the new facility Angel Care. Angel Care provides
-by Jane Langlois People put a lot of emphasis lately on eating organic, taking care of our bodies and being healthy. Did you know there’s a day dedicated to doing