This month, we have been discussing collars – history of collars, the different functions of collars, and even how you can keep your pets safe from coyotes and other predators with collars. As you can see, there ...
With the snows melting and spring looming large, it’s the perfect time to shed those winter pounds for both you and your pets. Options abound for working out with your best friend – from skijoring ...
This week, the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) is meeting in Phoenix, Arizona (my stomping grounds) to host their annual event. The conference offers a rare opportunity to view new technology, products and procedures.This ...
There are plenty of reasons to stay indoors these days – from the freezing snow spreading across the North and Midwest, to the rainy days looming in the Pacific Northwest and Southeast. The only perfect ...
While the Ravens and 49ers are fighting it out on the field, we’ll be waiting patiently to be called in for the Superbowl commercials, which are always a hit. The animals will all be watching ...
The Super Bowl is something that everyone can enjoy, including your pets, if you are prepared. Even if you’re not into the football, there are brilliant commercials (the only time we watch them), tons of ...
No matter where you live, you’ve probably encountered coyotes. This is why we wrote this guide for protecting pets from coyotes and other predators. Whether its porcupine, coyotes, bobcats, bears, or lions. We live in ...
An estimated one-half of all patients in the United States fail to take their medications as prescribed and the averages are even higher for pet parents whose pets need medication. It's far too easy to ...
People aren't the only ones susceptible to wintertime blues. According to Mary Lee Nitschke, professor of psychology at Linfield College in Oregon, pets are just as likely to become depressed during winter as their people. People aren't the only ...