Dealing with Your Pet Dog’s Dry Skin

Caring for your dog involves many things, such as getting enough exercise, feeding them the right food and keeping them properly groomed. Grooming itself involves a lot more than a haircut every few weeks. For some dogs, depending on environment, you may run across dry skin conditions. Dry skin, usually noticed as patches of flaky... Read More

Bite Triggers: Why is Your Dog Biting?

You love your pooch and every minute you spend with him is full of playfulness and fun…that is until he decides to bite. While you may think this is normal behavior, your pet may be biting due to a specific reason that needs attention. The last thing you want is for your four-legged friend to... Read More

The Benefits of Microchipping Your Pet

The friendship you have with your pooch, kitty or other adorable pet should last a lifetime. However, sometimes our four-legged friends can get themselves lost, leaving you stressed and worried for their safety. With “lost dog” signs becoming a thing of the past, your best option at finding your lost pet and keeping him/her safe... Read More

Introducing Your Feline Friend to a New Home

Moving to a new home can be a hectic and stressful situation for anyone, especially a cat. Chances are your feline friend would rather stay nice and cozy in a familiar place than making the move to the great unknown. However, making the right preparations can be the perfect way to make the best change... Read More

Celebrating National Dog Day 2015

Happy National Dog Day! Every year, millions of proud dog owners dedicate an entire day to their pups. National Dog Day is dedicated to spoiling your dog rotten and caring for those less fortunate canines, too. What should you do to celebrate? Think of August 26th as your pet’s second birthday. Dedicate the day to... Read More

A Guide for Raising Your Guinea Pig

Guinea pigs, or cavies, are calm and passive mammals that make adorable and energetic pocket pets. They enjoy a lifespan of about five to seven years and can weigh up to 2.5 pounds. The three common types of guinea pigs include the Smooth-Coated, the Abyssinian and the Peruvian. Their most notable differences are their hair... Read More