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  • How to deal with doggie separation anxiety

    How to deal with doggie separation anxiety

    Alright, let’s talk about our four-legged buddies. Dogs are like our partners in crime, always there to chill and play. But guess what? They can get a bit worked up too, just like us humans. Ever heard of separation anxiety? Yep, that’s a thing for dogs too. It’s when they feel mega-stressed when we leave…


  • Feast Without Fido: Foods to Avoid Giving Your Dog on the holidays

    Feast Without Fido: Foods to Avoid Giving Your Dog on the holidays

    As the holidays approaches, the anticipation of a delicious feast fills the air. While indulging in a variety of mouthwatering dishes is a time-honored tradition, it’s important to be mindful of what ends up on your dog’s plate. Many holiday staples may be tempting to share with your furry friend, but some foods can pose…


  • Craft time for the holidays: Make a turkey with your pet

    Craft time for the holidays: Make a turkey with your pet

    Materials Needed: Instructions: Remember, the key is to keep it lighthearted and enjoyable for both you and your dog. Happy crafting!


  • Unleashing Holiday Cheer: Festive Activities to Enjoy with Your Furry Friend

    Unleashing Holiday Cheer: Festive Activities to Enjoy with Your Furry Friend

    As the holiday season approaches, it’s time to embrace the joy and festivities with your four-legged family member. Including your dog in your holiday celebrations not only adds an extra layer of warmth but also creates lasting memories. In this article, we’ll explore a variety of activities to make the holiday season special for both…


  • Embracing Gratitude: A Guide to Cherishing Your Canine Companion

    Embracing Gratitude: A Guide to Cherishing Your Canine Companion

    In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it’s easy to overlook the simple joys and unwavering companionship that our dogs bring into our world. Cultivating a sense of gratitude for your canine companion can not only deepen the bond you share but also enhance your overall well-being. In this article, we’ll explore some…


  • Guide to Holiday Feasts for your furry friend

    Guide to Holiday Feasts for your furry friend

    The holiday season is a time for joy, togetherness, and indulgence, and it’s only natural to want to include your four-legged family member in the festivities. While it’s tempting to share your delicious holiday meals with your dog, it’s essential to be mindful of their unique dietary needs. In this guide, we’ll explore some festive…


  • Spotlight: Shih Tzu

    Spotlight: Shih Tzu

    I absolutely love Shih Tzu. They are known for their big eyes and cute little noses. They are little charmers and their idea of fun is just sitting with you and hanging out. Shih Tzu are part of Chinese history as they lived as royal lap warmers and were treated like royalty (as they should…


  • Unveiling the Mystery of E. coli in Dogs’ Urine: Should You Worry?

    Unveiling the Mystery of E. coli in Dogs’ Urine: Should You Worry?

    I recently had a little scare with my Gracie. She was peeing frequently and peeing blood. If you know me and Grace peeing blood is not something that we are not familiar with. She has done this in the past when she had her ITP flare-up when she had a UTI, and also just when…


  • Pawesome Summer Fun: Cool Activities to Enjoy with Your Furry Friend

    Pawesome Summer Fun: Cool Activities to Enjoy with Your Furry Friend

    Ah, summertime! The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and the great outdoors are calling. As a devoted pet parent, you want nothing more than to make this summer an unforgettable one for your four-legged companion. Luckily, there are plenty of activities you can do with your dog to beat the heat and have…


  • Hot Pavement and Happy Paws: Keeping Your Dog Safe in the Summer

    Hot Pavement and Happy Paws: Keeping Your Dog Safe in the Summer

    Hey There! This weekend I took Augie on a hike and then after we decided to stop off at the outlet mall. By the time we got to the outlets I noticed it was super hot and I started to worry about all the dogs outside. I looked to my left one was laid out…