Dogs naturally love to run around outside and enjoy the space of a park or garden. They can also be curious about something that may have caught their eye. Flowers are a common choice, and if you have found your dog chewing on a tulip, you may be concerned that these flowers may be toxic…. Read More
Walnuts are a great snack for humans, but not the best snack for dogs. If you’re reading this, odds are your pup ate one, and now you’re wondering if it’s going to make him sick. Well, there’s both good news and bad news. The good news is that your dog likely ate a common English… Read More
Beef bones are a controversial topic amongst dog owners. Some people think they’re great snacks and chew toys, while others think they’re a dangerous situation waiting to happen. The truth is, there are both pros and cons to giving your dog beef bones. You’ll need to do your research and make an informed decision. Let’s… Read More
While you may steer clear of the slimy, gross slugs you find in your yard, your dog may not do the same. While they’re nosing around in the dirt and doing some digging, they may ignore the foul-tasting substance slugs release and pop one in their mouth and swallow it. You should know that slugs… Read More
When you think of poodles, you immediately think of stylish, perfectly groomed show dogs, but they are more than just pretty canines. The poodle is a smart and athletic breed, and it was originally bred to be a retrieving and hunting dog. It may be hard to believe that these soft and fluffy dogs are… Read More
Walgreens doesn’t allow pets in their stores as a corporate rule. This is due to health and safety measures since Walgreens sells medicine and food. However, service animals are allowed in all stores as long as they’re certified. Continue reading to learn more about Walgreens’ dog policy. Why Walgreens Doesn’t Allow Pets Walgreens isn’t the… Read More
When you think of a speakeasy, you typically think of an unofficial bar serving drinks despite alcoholic prohibitions. However, in the dog world, Home Depot seems to be a speakeasy who has an official stance against dogs, but we see them in the store all the time. If you want to take your dog to… Read More
Getting a new dog is an exciting time. Adding a dog to your family can be a rewarding experience, but in order for the experience to be rewarding, you’ll need to train your dog to ensure good behavior. Whether you’re adding a puppy or an adult dog that was never leash trained, you’ll want to… Read More
Golden Retrievers are beautiful dogs that are affectionate, loyal, and intelligent and are among the most popular dog breeds in the United States. Their golden double coats are thick and water repellent, and they make excellent family companions, as they get along well with children and other pets. If you’re thinking of adding a Golden… Read More
If you have ever tried to touch the hair between your dog’s paws, only to watch them kick their leg at you in response, you may have wondered, “Where else is my dog ticklish?” It turns out that the answer is that all dogs have different areas that tickle their scratch reflex. The most common… Read More
With the warmer weather, a lot of beaches are opening up. But it can be difficult to find dog-friendly beaches. Fortunately, Myrtle Beach is extremely dog-friendly and allows people to bring their dogs to the beach. So, if you’re looking for a vacation spot, Myrtle Beach is an excellent location for both you and your… Read More
If you’re like most pet parents, you’re always on the lookout for healthy snacks that you can share with your four-legged friend. After all, who doesn’t love to see their pup enjoy a delicious treat? Fruits are a great option for doggy snacks, and apricots are no exception. For the most part, both fresh and… Read More
In modern times, tennis balls are the classic dog toy. Dogs love chasing tennis balls in wide-open fields, and they can be sniffed out of roadside ditches. However, tennis balls are a special toy and should be used only for supervised play. Despite being one of the most popular dog toys out there, tennis balls… Read More
Everyone has heard the old saying that a dog’s mouth is cleaner than a human’s mouth. Although this saying is widely heard, is it true? No, dogs’ mouths are not clean, and they’re no cleaner than humans’ mouths. This saying originates from the fact that dogs have an entirely different ecosystem in their mouths than… Read More
Cats and dogs are often thought of as natural enemies. In reality, they can be the best of friends — if you choose the right dog breed, that is. One popular option for those looking for a canine-feline companionship is the Cardigan Welsh corgi. Continue reading to learn more about Corgis and cats. Personality Traits… Read More
Do you know if cats are nocturnal animals? Most people think that they are, because they are often up at night. However, the answer is a little more complicated than that. In this blog post, we will explore the question of whether or not cats are nocturnal and what that means for their behavior. We… Read More
If you love plants and dogs, you want to make sure that the plants you have in your home or garden are safe for your beloved canine. But which plants are toxic to dogs? Gardenias, like certain other plants, are poisonous to dogs. The berries, however, contain the highest level of toxins and are the… Read More
Potatoes are one of the most common vegetables eaten by people across the globe. Not only are they especially satiating, but they are packed with valuable nutrients including vitamin B6, vitamin C, manganese, and potassium. Though they can be high in carbs and calories if they’re fried in grease, they’re typically considered a fairly healthy… Read More
Peonies are known for their beautiful pink, white, and yellow leaves and their wonderful fragrance. However, as a dog owner, it’s imperative to know about the various types of plants and foods that can be potentially dangerous to your pet’s health. So, do peonies fall into this category? We’ve done our research on these plants… Read More
Oats are a classic staple for humans, wholesome and nutritious, and of course, tasty! Maybe you enjoy sharing breakfast time with your furry friend, or you are looking for a healthy option to top off their meal. You are probably wondering if oats are good for your dog and the good news is yes! If… Read More
If you’re a dog owner who happens to love kiwi fruit, you may be wondering if you can share kiwis with your dog. Or perhaps your dog has eaten some kiwi and you’re wondering if they’re going to be OK. Either way, you’ll be happy to know that kiwis are a dog-friendly fruit that won’t… Read More
As you are sitting at the breakfast table, enjoying your eggs and bacon, you may be wondering if you can share your meal with your dog. He is sniffing in the air, rocking from one leg to the other, and you can see the look of anticipation. As you know, he is waiting patiently to… Read More
If you’re like most dog owners, you’ve probably given your furry friend a few Cheerios here and there. And if you’re like most dog owners, you may have wondered whether or not Cheerios are actually good for dogs. The answer to that question is a little complicated. In this blog post, we’ll explore the pros… Read More
If you have a dog, you may have wondered if calla lilies are poisonous to them. The short answer is yes, calla lilies are considered poisonous to dogs. That being said, cases of dogs dying from eating lilies are rare. If your dog eats a calla lily, they will likely experience vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal… Read More
Gardening can be a healthy way for you and your dog to enjoy common time in your backyard together. Except for the occasional digging, flowers and Fido can usually share the same yard without any worries. But did you know that some popular plants are actually quite toxic to dogs? Begonias are poisonous to pups… Read More
If you have a female dog, you may consider breeding her at some point. And if you don’t get her spayed, she can become pregnant if she’s of age and allowed to be in the company of male dogs. Dog pregnancies are similar to humans in that they experience many of the same pregnancy symptoms… Read More
Domesticated dogs and wild wolves are similar in many ways. These two animals are evolutionary cousins that share some behavioral and biological traits. In fact, dogs and wolves are so closely related that they share 99.9% of their DNA. A fact that’s surprising to many is that the dog, or Canis familiaris, is a direct… Read More
With an estimated 25% of households in the United States owning cats, it’s safe to say that felines are popular pet choices. Cats are cute, cuddly, and independent enough to take care of themselves while we are away from home, so their popularity makes sense. Every day, more and more people decide to get a… Read More
If your puppy is growing up fast or if you have an older dog that still acts like a puppy, you might wonder when they are considered an adult. It’s hard to tell when your dog is still a cute little ball of fluff. Puppies become adults faster than humans do, but they still develop… Read More
In the spring and summer, suddenly frogs suddenly seem to show up everywhere. They are often near bodies of water, but some types of frogs, like tree frogs, will also show up on trees and houses. It can be nearly irresistible for your dog to leave a frog alone once they’ve spotted it. After all,… Read More
It seems that small dogs are perceived by many people as being aggressive, sometimes even more so than large dogs. Why would this be the case? It turns out that there are quite a few reasons that small dogs might be aggressive. Let’s check them out. The 5 Reasons Small Dogs Are So Aggressive 1…. Read More
Dogs aren’t just soft and fluffy pets that take up residence in people’s homes. Many dog owners also receive care from their dogs as they care for their pets. Dogs have the ability to connect with humans in a special way, and their emotional and social intelligence are topics of research and debate. For years,… Read More
Even some of the most well-trained dogs will have a hard time passing up some discarded chicken bones on the sidewalk. Less trained dogs may follow the aroma of your freshly cooked roasted chicken into your kitchen and wolf it down so fast that the damage can’t be undone! However, the question that remains isn’t… Read More
As we anticipate warm summer days ahead, many people start to get excited about summer barbeques. Dogs are an active part of families, and they may want to join in on these delicious festivities. While many people believe that bones are tasty treats for dogs, they can be pretty risky and unsafe foods for them…. Read More
Thunder is just a normal part of experiencing storms, but many dogs are afraid of thunder. Some dogs may seem a little bit nervous when it thunders, while other dogs are exceptionally afraid of thunder to the point they may become destructive and overly fearful. The first step to managing your dog’s thunder phobia is… Read More
Have you ever wondered why dogs get red paws? Does your dog have red paws and you’re concerned about what’s causing it? If this is you, you’ve landed on a spot that will explain four possible reasons why your dog’s paws are red. Dogs with red paws usually lick and chew the paws, which can… Read More
Yellowstone National Park is the United States’ first national park that opened on March 1, 1872. It comprises 2.2 million acres of wildlife, geysers, and other geologic wonders of nature, such as the Grand Canyon. Thousands of visitors come to camp, explore, or lodge in Yellowstone, and some wonder if they can bring their dogs… Read More
Dogs are one of the most popular pets in the world and for many good reasons. They’re loyal, friendly, and make great companions. But sometimes, it can be difficult to tell what’s wrong with them when they start exhibiting unusual behavior. One common issue that pet owners may encounter is dogs with hot ears. So,… Read More
If you’re a lover of both gardening and cats, you probably already know that some flowers and plants are toxic to your feline friend. Cats are extremely curious, so any flower in your garden will be subject to their prying noses and mouths. One of the plants you have to be careful of if you… Read More
Lemons are a common ingredient in a variety of dishes, as well as a great source of flavor for everything from water to ice cream. On top of that, lemons have a suspicious resemblance to a dog’s old favorite toy, the tennis ball. It’s almost inevitable that if you have lemons in your home that… Read More
There is concern over what types of nuts are safe for dogs to eat due to the potential health issues in dogs that a variety of common nuts we consume may cause them. Cashew nuts are generally safe for dogs to consume and are not toxic. As a dog owner, you might be considering adding… Read More
Nylabones flood the chew toy market with many options available, such as flavors, size, edible, and non-edible. Dogs seem to love these things, and they can be good for dental hygiene. Even though Nylabones are readily available at any pet store, whether online or in-person, have you ever worried about giving your dog a Nylabone?… Read More
Incense has several uses, and it’s often used to freshen up the smell of indoor spaces. While the smell may be pleasant and rejuvenating to human noses, incense isn’t very safe for dogs. The scent can be an irritant to them, and incense can be a safety hazard around dogs. However, this doesn’t necessarily mean… Read More
With the upcoming summer months, it’s important to be prepared to help pet dogs stay cool and prevent overheating. Dog owners have come up with creative ways to cool down their dogs, including making frozen treats in ice trays. However, giving your dog ice cubes may not always be the appropriate thing to do to… Read More
Chia seeds are tiny seeds harvested from the Salvia hispanica plant, which is a part of the Mint family. They’re considered healthy foods for humans, and they’re also healthy for dogs. They don’t contain any toxins and are packed with essential nutrients for dogs. So, feeding your dog a small portion of chia seeds is… Read More
Succulents make a great addition to gardens or as house plants and come in a range of different colors, textures, shapes, and sizes. The beauty of the succulent plant is becoming more popular amongst pet owners, however, certain species are poisonous to dogs and can cause mildly fatal poisoning in dogs if ingested. Whether you… Read More
Seeds and nuts are hailed by humans for their multiple health benefits, but some pose some risks to our furry friends. The question of whether sesame seeds are bad for dogs is one that’s come up more and more as pet parents look to expand their dog’s diet—particularly as they explore raw diets. So, are… Read More
If you’re like most pet owners, you probably have a few questions about what’s safe for your dog to eat. After all, dogs are omnivores and can eat a variety of different things—but that doesn’t mean everything is good for them. So, what about lentils? Lentils can be a healthy part of your dog’s diet—but… Read More
Dandelions, also known as Taraxacum officinale, are wildflowers that bloom yellow flowers. They are part of the Compositae family and have even been used to treat diseases. You can even drink dandelion tea, as it has medicinal purposes. But what if your dog just ate one of these flowers? Should you rush your dog to… Read More
Keeping your home beautiful with plants is one thing everyone thinks about at least once, but when it comes to having pets, you have to be sure that your plants don’t threaten your furry friends. Luckily, the vast majority of succulent plants are non-toxic for cats. However, some notable succulents should be avoided if you… Read More
