The holiday season is nearly upon us and millions of Americans will be travelling through the months of November and December to be with family and loved ones. For dog owners, this creates a dilemma. It’s not always possible to travel with your canine companion. In fact, it might be easier just send the dog… Read more »
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Tips for Keeping a Senior Dog Active
Every dog owner wants their pets to age gracefully and live as long as possible. Like humans, dogs start to become less active as they age. And like us, it’s healthy for them to still try to get exercise and move their bodies as much as possible. Ensuring your remains active can help make their… Read more »
How Your Dog’s Dietary Needs Will Change Over the Years
Just as we humans swap out cereals for whole grains and candies for the occasional dark chocolate as we age, our furry friends also go through dietary shifts over the course of their lives. These aren’t just whims; they’re vital changes that support their evolving health requirements. Here’s what you need to know about how… Read more »
Dispelling Common Myths About Dog Kennels
Every dog owner will eventually need to find a reliable place for their pet to stay while they’re away. Sometimes, friends and relatives can help, but that’s not always an option. In that case, it may time to consider a kennel. This is a possibility that makes many dog owners nervous due to some myths… Read more »
Why Senior Dogs Need Special Consideration in a Kennel Environment
Anyone who’s had a dog knows how fast they go from puppies to seniors. One minute they’re chewing up your favorite shoes, the next, they’re snoozing by the fireplace, a little grayer around the snout. Our furry friends grow up fast, and before we know it, they’re seniors needing a little extra care and attention…. Read more »
Why Socializing in a Kennel Environment is Beneficial for Your Dog
All dog parents know our furry pals love a good belly rub, a game of fetch, and a chance to slobber all over their favorite chew toy in the comfort of our homes and yards. But when it comes to socializing with other canines, things may not come as easily to them. Sending your dog… Read more »
What To Look for In a Dog Retirement Home
Every dog owner dreams about keeping their special friend close to them until their final days. Unfortunately, that is not always possible. Sometimes an owner is no longer capable of caring for their pet, sometimes the dog just gets too old to live in an apartment building, and sometimes dog owners have to travel overseas… Read more »
Is Your Dog Ready for Boarding?
At some point in your time as a dog owner, there’s a good chance you’re going to have to leave your dog at a kennel or boarding facility. This may be a day care type situation where they go every day for a few hours. It may be for a few days while you’re on… Read more »
Changes You Should Expect to See in a Senior Dog
It’s an unfortunate reality that our dogs age much more rapidly than we do. While it may still feel like you brought your pup home yesterday, the reality is they might already be nearing senior status. When exactly your dog hits senior status will differ based on the breed. Some of the smallest dogs may… Read more »
Why Dogs are Not Always an Ideal Holiday Gift
Each year, thousands of people celebrate the holiday season by giving gifts to their loved ones. One of the most consistently most popular gifts is dogs, particularly among families with children. But experts warn that this is not actually a good gift idea and leads to negative consequences for the dog. Here are a few… Read more »