Dermatology and Our Pets
Learning About Ear Infections in Dogs and Cats Ever notice your pet having redness or itchiness around its ear? This is more common than you may think, in our lesson
Category: Puppy/Kitten
Preparing for a New Puppy on National Puppy Day!
We all know that puppies are adorable, fun and full of playful energy. If we’ve recently adopted a puppy, we also know that they pee and poop a lot, sleep
Highlights from Puppy Training: Certified Trainer Tips on Puppy Training Basics
New Puppy Basics The age range of 3 – 12 weeks is the most impressionable time for a puppy. Typically, a puppy leaves its mother around 8 – 10 weeks,
Highlights From Proper Puppy Nutrition: Advice on How to Feed Your New Puppy for a Long and Healthy Life
Get It Right from the Start Apply nutritional principles to choosing a pet food. There is a sea of products available, so knowing what to look for in a quality
6 Ways Puppies and Babies are Just Alike!
Puppies and babies are just the cutest, right? There’s nothing better for bringing a smile to my face than an adorable puppy or baby headed my way. I’ve had years
The ASPCA’s Top Ten Reasons to Spay and Neuter Your Pets
According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals’ website, there is a slew of facts that contribute to the good decision to spay and neuter your
If You Adopt a Pet, Hollywood Feed has Your Back!
Adopting a pet is one of the best things a person can do (in my humble opinion). First things first-adoption gives a loving home to an animal who does not
February Means Pet Overpopulation: Tackled. One Pet at a Time.
The month of February is Spay/Neuter Awareness Month as well as National Prevent a Litter Month, and February 24th is World Spay Day. With so many spay and neuter events
Learning About Litter
When you are buying litter for the first time, here are a few things to consider. First of all, know that the most important determining factor in which litter you
A Place for Everyone: Place Training Your Dog
Place Training. It’s Simple, Really. The dog learns to stay within a defined area for long periods of time. They don’t have to stay in a sit or a down;