Recent Blog Posts

• Three Tips for Preventing Cancer in Your Pet

  January 9, 2015
  As World Cancer Day approaches on February 41, we are reminded of friends and family who have fought the illness and think about what we might do to prevent cancer in the future. This includes for our four-legged family members.
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• Winter Outdoor Games with Your Canine Friend

  January 1, 2015
  Outdoor activities are essential for dogs, even during the coldest winter months, and games provide not only exercise and fresh air, but also mental stimulation and bonding with owners that can keep a dog happy and healthy all winter long.
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• Things You Should Know About Sleeping With Your Pet

  December 1, 2014
  There are many things people should know about sleeping with their pet. Many want to know is it safe, does it affect my sleep, and will I get fleas?
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• Flea & Tick Prevention Is Just As Important During The Winter Months

  December 1, 2014
  Many pet owners make the mistake of thinking that when winter begins, it is time for flea and tick prevention to end. This could not be further from the truth. Just because your pet will be spending more time indoors during the colder months doesn’t mean you stop.
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• Troubles Getting Your Dog Walking On a Leash? Here's What To Do!

  November 1, 2014
  Your pooch may be an adorable angel in every other way, but if proper behavior on-leash is not part of his repertoire, pleasant walks in the park and other outings may be out of the question. Walking on-leash is an integral part of your dog's training.
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• Tips On Crate Training Your Puppy

  November 1, 2014
  Using a crate is an effective way to train and manage your pet. Crates are not just useful in providing your pet with shelter in your home or when you travel, it’s a very common and safe technique to house train your pet while it adjust to the rules of the house.
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• How To Stop Or Minimize Excessive Shedding

  September 1, 2014
  One of the greatest hardships as a pet owner is dealing with unwanted hair in your home. Nearly every dog or cat no matter what their age sheds. Some breeds shed more than others, but all pets will do it.
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• Is Your Dog Socializing Enough?

  September 1, 2014
  Socializing your dog is the process of exposure and habituation to the environment around it. Socialization is important because in addition to genetics, it is the most important factor in determining the temperament of your dog.
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• Dry Vs. Canned Food

  August 1, 2014
  Many people will argue that canned food is better for your pet than dry food. The bottom line is that your pet’s nutrition is a priority for you.
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• What We Need To Know About Feeding Dogs Table Scraps

  August 1, 2014
  Feeding your dog table scraps is a topic of mixed feelings in the pet community. Most vets and owners will argue that for no reason whatsoever you should feed your dog table scraps while others will claim that it’s okay in moderation. Some will even say it’s perfectly fine.
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