Dog parks are a popular way to socialize your dog and to burn off some of that doggie energy, helping to avoid behavioral problems like chewing, digging, and barking. But, as much fun as your local dog park might be for you and your dog, dog park safety has to be a priority. If you’ve …
Summer is here, at least in terms of the weather outside! If sunshine and chirping birds are your signal that it’s time to enjoy the outdoors with your dog, you’ll want to take a look at this handy checklist for hiking with dogs. Hitting the trails means fun for everyone, especially our four-legged pals who …
Every March, the attention of the media turns to the many toxins our homes contain–both for people and for pets. National Animal Poison Prevention Week, National Poison Prevention Week and National Poison Awareness Month each help shine the spotlight on the dangerous substances that are toxic to our dogs, cats, other animals–and the people in …
I just walked out on our front porch, and it’s already 105 degrees out there…so when these tips on how to keep your dog cool when you’re not home came in from TXU Energy and the SPCA of Texas, we knew we had to share them! TXU Energy shared things you can do to conserve …
Just last week, we wrote about removing pet hair that collect in our keyboards and in every corner of our electronic equipment (and, let’s be honest: just about every place else in the house, too.) So when we received this infographic from SurDoc about cat-proofing your computer, we realized that many of these tips would …