It can sometimes feel like you are always cleaning when you have pets in your home. The constant hovering of fur and emptying of litter trays is a never-ending task. With this in mind, we have gathered some tips on how to keep your house clean with pets, to make it easier on you.
Whether you are getting a puppy for the first time or are experienced in this task, there are a couple of ground rules that you cannot afford to break and that is keeping your pet happy, healthy, and well-fed in all circumstances. What else could you do to help your new puppy adjust to their new surroundings? Here are 5 important tips to help you see through this difficult phase.
September is National Preparedness Month! Emergencies come in all shapes and sizes. Each type of disaster requires different measures to keep your pet safe, so the best thing you can do for yourself and your pets is to be prepared. Follow these steps when creating an emergency disaster plan for your pet.
The summer heat can be tough to bare for anyone, but especially for your dog. From the thick fur coat, to the fact that their body temperature isn’t as easily regulated as ours, some pups can have a hard time staying cool. Be a great pet parent and take these simple measures to avoid overheating your pooch.
Everyone knows that dogs love to chew (we’re sure you have some shoes that prove it). Just like your favorite pair of shoes can be shredded by your dog’s harmless fun, so can dog toys that aren’t durable enough. It’s important that your dog has toys that can withstand even the most excited chewing, and here’s why!
With aisle after aisle of colorful balls, squeakers, ropes, and plush, it’s hard to figure out exactly which toys will make your dog go bonkers. Luckily, researchers at the University of Bristol's Veterinary School seem to have figured out the formula for the perfect dog toy.
