Being the responsible pet parent that you are, you’ve likely spent a significant amount of time properly researching the right food for your pet. Maybe you even did a bit of trial and error, determining the right brand to provide them to ensure proper nutrition so all of their health needs are met. But finding […]
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The flowers are blooming, the sun is shining, and oh my goodness – what is that creepy thing crawling?! While summer months mean more time outdoors with your pup, it also means they’re more likely to bring creepy, crawly things back indoors with (and on) them – ticks included. In fact, the weeks in March
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Being the responsible pet parent that you are, you know the basics when it comes to your pet’s health. Annual vet checkups, regular vaccinations, and plenty of exercise paired with proper nutrition. But did you know some of the most harmful germs and bacteria could be lurking right in your home where your pet enjoys
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If you’re anything like us, you consider your dog to be a core member of your family. So, it only makes sense to include them on your family vacations! However, if that family vacation includes crossing the border, bringing your dog on vacation may not be as simple as buying an extra plane ticket. If
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Ah, summertime. A season filled with sunshine, swimming, and seasonal storms. To some of us, there’s nothing more comforting than hearing the sound of thunder and rain rolling in. To others – maybe even your dog – there can be nothing scarier. While thunderstorms don’t make every dog anxious, they can certainly rattle the nerves
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Maybe you had too much caffeine, or took too-long of an afternoon siesta. Or maybe you just have a rough case of insomnia. Regardless of the reasoning, if you’re up late tossing and turning, you may have considered taking a sleeping aid to help you doze off – with one of those aids being melatonin.
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We all know dogs love sleeping. In fact, the average dog requires about 12 – 15 hours of sleep per day – but that doesn’t necessarily mean their brain is also at rest. By measuring sleep studies and MRIs, which reveal brain activity that shows us interacting with dreams while in a sleep state, science
It’s raining, it’s pouring, and your dog just won’t stop snoring?! While the sound of snoring can be a bit disruptive to an otherwise quiet home, it’s rarely something to worry about. That’s because dogs, just like people, can snore for a variety of reasons – from allergies and environmental causes, to pure sleepiness and
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A proper diet, plenty of exercise, and regular vet visits – your dog’s health is important, which is why, as a responsible pet parent, you take all of the necessary precautions to keep them in tip top shape. However, just like humans, some diseases in dogs can’t always be prevented and are embedded deep within
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You share a home with them, they’re in your holiday card, and truly are considered a member of your family. But, as much as we consider our four-legged family members one of our own, at the end of the day they are still animals. And, as animals do, your dog may come into contact with
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