With the holidays approaching, it’s time to think not only about celebrating, but also about dog safety. Like all other holidays, there are many hazards all around the home and neighborhood that might cause concern. If you're in need of some advice on how to keep your...

How many times have we humans heard the expression, “You’re only as old as you feel”? And why is it that some days, despite our actual age, we feel younger than we are, while other days, we feel older, much older? So it is with our canine companions. What constitutes...

Thanksgiving is a festive time, filled with feasting, family, and friends. But it’s also a time of potential distress for our canine companions. Any sudden change in a dog’s comfortable surroundings – a calm home now filled with new scents, sounds and strangers --...

Hypothermia is a medical term used to describe a body temperature that is below normal. The most common cause of hypothermia is prolonged exposure to cold environmental temperatures. If left untreated, affected animals may develop signs of frostbite or may even die....

Before the chill in the air turns into the cold of winter, make certain that both you and your dog are fully prepared to stay safe and warm. For pet parents living in houses, it’s advisable to have the furnace checked for signs of carbon monoxide leakage before...