Saving Pit Bulls, one wet nose at a time
What to do When your Dog Ingests Foreign Objects
Woe to those careless doggy owners who leave temptation – most famously socks – within easy gulping reach of their curious canine companions. Notorious for eating items they shouldn’t, dogs can cheerfully chew and swallow almost anything. So what do you do when your...
Cushing’s Disease in Senior Dogs
Named after noted American neurosurgeon, Harvey Cushing, Cushing's disease occurs when your dog’s body makes too much of a natural steroid hormone called cortisol. This hormone helps him respond to stress, control his weight, fight infections and keep his blood sugar...
Tail Biting and Chewing in Dogs
Most dog owners readily admit to smiling at the silly sight of their dog chasing his tail. But when an occasional tail chasing episode becomes a habit or if it devolves into tail biting or chewing, what was once viewed as cute may, in fact, be worrisome. Consider...
Diabetes in Senior Dogs and How to Cope
Has your senior dog been drinking a lot more water recently, and having to urinate more frequently? Has he begun losing weight despite being hungrier than usual and wanting to eat all the time? If so, you may have a diabetic dog on your hands. While the exact cause of...
Bringing Home an Adopted Dog
Bringing home an adopted dog is a noble act. Be an informed adopter and make your new dog’s entry into your world as pleasurable as possible. If this is your first dog, establish yourself with a vet or register your new dog with your established vet. Then apply for...
12 Months of New Years Rescue Resolutions
Have you thought of adding some new and different resolutions to your traditional New Year’s list? Have you ever thought of getting involved in the world of animal rescue, but didn’t quite know how? Here then, are twelve different ways – one for each month – for you...
How to Remember Your Dog During the Holidays
The holidays can be tough when you're missing your family or friends. Just as difficult, is missing your beloved dogs who has passed away. The good news is it easy and meaningful to make a few small gestures that can keep your pet's spirit alive. Read on for three...
What To Get Your Dog For Christmas
Whether your dogs have been “naughty” or “nice” this year, there’s no better time than Christmas to show them how much they mean to you. From the tangible to the intangible, consider celebrating the legendary Twelve Days of Christmas by wrapping some of these...
What To Do When Your Friends Dog Dies
What do I do when my friends dog dies? They say losing a dog is as hard, or in some cases, harder than losing a human loved one. Our dogs are there for us when we wake up in the morning, they tag along with us on long walks or even just from couch to fridge. They are...
What To Do When Your Dog Dies
What to do when your dog dies? They say losing a dog is as hard, or in some cases, harder than losing a human loved one. Our dogs are there for us when we wake up in the morning, they tag along with us on long walks or even just from couch to fridge. They are there...