November is in full swing, folks, which (unfortunately) means that Halloween is officially over. But don’t despair! Before we bid farewell to silly costumes and jack-o-lanterns for the year, we still need to announce the winners for our annual Pet Costume Contest!
The season of tricks and treats is upon us. Soon, the pumpkins will be set aglow and the candy bowls will overflow. For your pet, it’s a spooky scene that can quickly turn scary if you’re not properly prepared.
We all know the saying, but no one in your house has to fight like cats and dogs – least of all the cat and dog! And really, is there anything cuter than interspecies friendships? Just think of all the photo ops if you could just help you fur friends get friendly.
Do you ever look at your rescue pup and think, “who saved whom”? We know the feeling. Even though they were technically adopted, they feel like one of your own. You can’t imagine your home without them, and life before Fido seems like a distant memory. Though your shelter sweetie has no doubt enriched your …
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Welcome to part two of our summer series that reveals key characteristics of specific small dog breeds. In these pages, you’ll discover health and wellness info to help you better care for your fur friend. Whether you’re curious about key facets of their personality, potential health complications, or ways to support their diet and style …
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Fall has many splendor things: Fantastic foliage and long horseback rides at near perfect temps, to name a few. Before you can enjoy fall in full, you’ll need to complete a little advanced preparation.
Welcome to part one of our summer series that investigates the defining characteristics of certain special dog breeds. Here you’ll find health and wellness info on everything from personality traits and health complications to dietary needs and grooming practices.
“Variety is the spice of life,” said no dog ever. At least not when it comes to food. In fact, constantly changing up the dinner menu is likely to result in a digestive upset. Still, there are times when a new food is necessary. Just not all at once.
For the past decade, one of the fastest growing trends in the pet food industry has been the “grain-free” diet. These diets do not include corn, soy, and wheat, which are often seen as the “bad guys” by some pet parents. However, recently some dogs fed “grain-free” diets containing mainly potatoes, peas, lentils, and other …
