Pet FAQs

Are you planning a road trip, but worried about the way your dog acts in the car? Is bringing your dog to the veterinarian a trying experience? If your dog isn’t a polite passenger, don’t give up hope. There are steps that you can take to help calm him down and enjoy your next car … Read more

The Labradoodle has been growing in popularity. It’s a loving, family-friendly dog that is sure to bring joy to any home. For many, the promise of a hypoallergenic coat is the reason that poodle mixes stand out. But, that coveted poodle coat comes with some specific grooming needs to keep it looking sharp and well-maintained. … Read more

Dogs walk on your right side mostly because they pick up on the fact that your right side is your dominant side.  However, if your dominant side is your left, you may notice that your dog prefers to walk on that side. Another reason your dog likes to walk on your right side is instinct, … Read more

Dogs often show affection toward their owners by nibbling or licking their necks. When he softly nibbles on your neck or ears, he is trying to create an intimate relationship with the first member of his pack – you.  Another common reason dogs nibble their owner’s necks is because they want to play. If he … Read more

Have you recently added a Great Dane puppy to your home? Congratulations! It’s an exciting time, but also slightly overwhelming. Especially if you are a first-time dog owner. To help you prepare, we put together this guide, breaking down the most important points to consider when caring for a Great Dane puppy. Are Great Danes … Read more

Do you share your heart and home with an American Staffordshire Terrier? As dog owners, we want to do everything in our power to give our dogs the best life. But, to do that, we first need to know what risks we may be faced with. The following are common American Staffordshire Terrier health issues … Read more

Are you planning on adding a Weimaraner to your family, but you’re concerned about the kids? This is a valid and very important concern for parents. Choosing the right dog for your family can make all the difference when it comes to both the safety and happiness of everyone involved. Of course, there are unique … Read more

To stop your dog from barking at squirrels, the key is to distract him. You can call your dog’s name, ask him to do a trick, or give him a command. When your dog shifts his focus to you, and away from the squirrel, you should reward him by giving him a treat or playing … Read more

Bichon Frises are small puppies, typically weighing between 10 to 20 pounds. While it sounds simple to take care of such a small dog, Bichon Frises must be regularly groomed to prevent the matting of their coat. Their coat grows constantly, so it is crucial to groom your pup daily. Your Bichon Frise puppy will … Read more

Many dogs that have nasal diseases, like cancer or infections, often cannot smell their food and will only eat treats. Some dogs have lung disease, which can cause them not to want to eat much due to their compromised ability to breathe.  However, your dog doesn’t necessarily need to have a nasal or lung disease … Read more