by admin | Feb 28, 2021 | Dogs, Pet Health
As your pup ages, you naturally want to be on the lookout for any potential health issues. Most often, these typically involve physical markers, like appetite changes, weight loss, stool changes, and other symptoms. But cognitive decline is an issue for aging dogs,...
by admin | Jan 26, 2021 | Dog Daycare, Dogs, Exercise, Friendships, Pet Health
As a dog lover, wanting your pup to thrive both physically and emotionally is so important. While physical health determines much of your dog’s wellbeing, emotional and social factors play a big role as well. For this reason, teaching your dog social etiquette expands...
by admin | Sep 29, 2020 | Dogs, Pet Health, Tips
Do you ever wonder if your dog might be stressed? Like humans, your furry friend picks up stress from tense environments, unusual circumstances, or traumatic experiences. You may identify certain triggers, like the loud sudden noise from fireworks or a thunderstorm,...
by admin | Aug 28, 2020 | Pet Health, Safety, Seasonal, Tips
The timeframe between July and September is referred to as the “dog days of summer”, which marks the arrival of the hottest temperatures of the season, specifically in the Northern Hemisphere. While summer brings fun memories at the beach, pool, and everywhere in...
by admin | Jul 30, 2020 | Pet Health, Safety, Seasonal
Summer is upon us, and everyone’s loving it — including your pup! But just like us humans, rising temperatures and excessive humidity can mean your dog is prone to becoming dehydrated. Dehydration is very dangerous for both humans and animals. In dogs, some of...
by admin | May 29, 2020 | Dogs, Pet Allergies, Pet Health
The days of sunshine, warm weather, and flowering trees are a relief to us winter-weary New Englanders, but it comes with a price: allergies. Common allergies to tree pollen cause those nasty familiar symptoms – runny nose, itchy throat, watery eyes. But as much...