Category: Dog Care Tips

How to Keep Your Senior Dog Safe and Happy This Winter

Winter is a wonderland for many, but for our senior canine companions, the chill in the air can bring some challenges. As temperatures drop, it’s important to take extra care to ensure our aging dogs stay safe and joyous during the frosty months. Here’s how you can make winter a comfy and cozy season for… 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 »

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 »

How To Prepare Your Dog for the Winter

Although it still may be a few months away, winter always seems to sneak up faster than we’d like it to. If you’re a dog owner, especially a new one, that means you have some preparation to do. Snow, ice and cold temperatures all mean dogs have to be taken care of in more ways… Read more »

Tips For Dealing with an Aging Dog

It’s never easy realizing that your beloved family dog is no longer is spry as he or she used to be. It may feel as though it was just yesterday that they were an energetic pup, running around the house, causing chaos and getting in trouble. Now, it feels like they barely have energy to… Read more »

Tips For Your Dog’s First Overnight Boarding

No one wants to be separated from their dog for an extended period of time, but unfortunately it is necessary. There are unavoidable commitments – vacations, out-of-town weddings and funerals, business trips, hospital stays etc. – that will require you put your dog in the care of someone else for a little while. The good… Read more »

The Do’s & Don’ts of the Dog Park

A dog park is a great place for your pup to get some fresh air, exercise, and socialization. In fact, time spent at a dog park is a win for both of you; your dog will burn off their reserve of energy and have some fun, then by the time you take them home they’ll… Read more »

4 Dog Care Tips for Fall

Even though many of us are still enjoying long days, warm temperatures, and plenty of sunshine, the fall season will descend upon us here in the Northeast before you know it. In the blink of an eye, the leaves will start changing, the sun will set earlier, and you’ll be needing your jacket when you… Read more »

The Advantages of Dog Boarding Over a Dog Sitter

While there are so many amazing things about having a dog, one aspect that can be a little tricky is making arrangements for when you’re out of town. Whether it’s just one night, a few days, or a week or longer, you need to be sure your dog is being taken care of for the… Read more »

Preparing for Your Dog’s Long-Term Boarding Stay

Nobody likes to leave their dog overnight, let alone for an extended period, but sometimes life requires it. Unless you have a trustworthy 24-hour pet sitter on hand, the best option for your pup in your prolonged absence is to leave them in the care of a long-term boarding facility. This way, you’ll know they’re… Read more »