Pet FAQs

Huskies are dramatic because of their “reactive” nature. They react to everything that happens around them and they can’t ignore it no matter how hard they try. Your Husky will assert their dominance when asked to do something they don’t like or if they encounter someone questionable.  This leaves Husky owners to wonder if their … Read more

Does your young dog get the “zoomies” each day? Do you have a dog that has too much pent-up energy? Are you caring for a dog in recovery and don’t know how to provide healthy exercise? Exercise is an important part of a healthy, happy life for your dog. The old saying goes, “A tired … Read more

Are you getting prepared to start focusing on trick training with your dog? Have you considered introducing your dog to canine sports? Physical conditioning is important not only for humans but also for your dog. This will help to improve your dog’s performance and reduce the risk of injury. The good news is that physical … Read more

Have you ever wondered how to run with your dog? Have you seen dog owners out running with their dog by their side and wanted to try it yourself? For most pet owners, this means regular walks or hikes. But, for other dog lovers, this is the opportunity to find a perfect running partner. The … Read more

A new puppy can be a handful with all its energy, but that energy is short-lived. Most puppies will start to calm down by approximately 6 to 9 months of age. But, every dog is different. Some puppies won’t slow down until they are fully mature at 1 to 2 years old. Will My Puppy … Read more

How to trim a fearful dog’s nails  1. Place the nail clippers in view of your dog so they get used to seeing them.  2. Start touching your dog’s paws lightly. Touch each toe…  3. Get your pup used to the sound of the nail clippers.  4. Show the nail clippers while holding your dog’s … Read more

Pepperoni should not be given to dogs as a snack. It’s not recommended by canine experts due to its high fat and sodium content. The highly processed meat also contains spices such as garlic and onion that are bad for your pet. Consuming too much can cause serious side effects like kidney damage and pancreatitis. … Read more

Your dog can eat a reasonable amount of nectarines without experiencing any issues. It’s important that the nectarines are fresh and that you remove the pit. Other than that, they’re safe. Did your dog eat a nectarine, and you’re worried that it could be harmful? Depending on how much your dog consumes, it could be … Read more

While dogs can eat whipped cream, some dogs have trouble digesting dairy products. Like humans, dogs can be lactose intolerant. This doesn’t mean that whipped cream isn’t safe to feed to your dog, but do so with caution. Can Dogs eat whipped cream as a treat? Do you love whipped cream and want to share … Read more

The gelatin brand, Jello, is not safe for your dog to eat. The artificial ingredient Xylitol is a toxic sweetener canines cannot ingest. Your dog can eat plain gelatin, however,  without the added ingredients. Made of 99% protein, gelatin is an animal-derived food that has several health benefits for your canine.  Jello is a classic … Read more