Chocolate is Bad for your Dog. Fact or Fiction

Chocolate is Bad for your Dog. Fact or Fiction?

Are you thinking about feeding your dog some chocolate?  Please…
Ditch the Dirt – Tips on How to Stop Your Dog from Eating Dirt!

Ditch the Dirt – Tips on How to Stop Your Dog from Eating Dirt!

Let’s face it…dogs are fascinated with weird things, but…
Tuesday’s Treat – Frozen Apple Bites

Tuesday’s Treat – Frozen Apple Bites

Just like humans, dogs get tired of the same old treats.  Check…
Taking Your Dog for a Run!

Taking Your Dog for a Run!

Are you looking for some extra motivation to get your run in?…
Dogs & Squirrels!

Dogs & Squirrels!

A quick walk around the neighborhood can lead into a hunt for…
Doggie Dental Hygiene

Doggie Dental Hygiene

Many dog owners overlook the importance of oral hygiene when…
Hiking with Dogs Tips for a Great Adventure out in the Wilderness!

Hiking with Dogs: Tips for a Great Adventure out in the Wilderness!

Do you and your pup want a way to explore the great outdoors…
Working from Home with a Dog

Working from Home with a Dog

People are working from home now more than ever!   We love…
Benefits of Obedience Training

Benefits of Obedience Training

We know how difficult it is to manage a misbehaving dog.  You…
As a pet parent, you must be smart and proactive! Here are 5 tips for helping your pet maintain their body temperature and avoid heat stroke: 1. NEVER leave your pet in a parked car, even if you are only gone for a short amount of time. The temperature inside a car can get extremely hot within minutes, even reaching over 140 degrees. Just think, that “quick” errand can harm your pet in more ways than one! 2. Allow your dog to run through a sprinkler, take a dip in the pool or even get sprayed by the hose! This will help bring body temperatures down. 3. Always remember that surfaces like asphalt and cement are extremely hot to the dog’s paws. Walking your dog on a hot surface such as this will increase body temperature. Try walking your dog in a shaded area! 4. Always, always, always have fresh water available for your pet. This will keep the dog hydrated which will lessen the likelihood of heat stroke. 5. Grooming your dog according to the weather will help prevent overheating. Tuesday’s Treat: Almond Banana Dog Treats Just like humans, dogs get tired of the same old treats. Check back every Tuesday where we feature a new and exciting dog treat recipe. This week, we introduce Almond Banana Dog Treats. What’s great about this recipe is that it’s super simple to make – only 4 ingredients! What you’ll need is one egg, ¾ cup unsalted almond butter, 1/3 banana and a teaspoon of cinnamon. Mix the ingredients, roll into individual treats, and place in the oven at 350 degrees for 7-10 minutes. It’s that easy! Your dog will love you and your kitchen will smell amazing too.

Summer 101: Preventing Overheating & Potential Heat Stroke

As a pet parent, you must be smart and proactive!  Here are…