Dog Blog

Christmas Gift Ideas for Your Dog It’s that time of year again and as you make your way through the list of who you need to shop for, you can’t forget your four-legged family members. Our beloved canine companions might sit on our laps with no problem, but they can’t exactly tell us what they want for Christmas. Since we spoil our pets all year long, coming up with Christmas gift ideas for your dog might be a bit overwhelming. No need to worry though, we’ve got you covered! Here’s a look at some top-notch gifts for your precious pup.  ...

What To Look For When Choosing Commercial Raw Dog Food In the ideal world, we would all be able to blend our own dog food exactly how we wanted it. But life can get complicated, and thankfully commercial raw dog food can really speed the process. With the new surge of independent raw dog food companies, it's easy to shop with price being the determining factor - but is it? What else needs to be considered when comparing brands?  1. MEAT QUALITY  This is the one of the most important aspects of choosing a raw food company to provide to your...

They're small, hard to spot and can be found virtually everywhere outdoors. Although ticks can survive year-round, they're most commonly evident in the summer months, and can really take the fun out of your summer plans.  So what can we do to keep both us and our pooches safe from the potential dangers of tick bites? First, lets discuss how to spot them.  Where do you check for ticks? In humans and dogs, once on the body, ticks head for a warm, moist place to bite. For dogs, that can be the space under their front and back legs. However,...

It's finally feeling more like Springtime, and that means that we will be outside a lot more to enjoy the great weather. With that newfound urge for adventure can come some unexpected mishaps! Fortunately, not every ailment requires a rush to the nearest animal hospital. some minor injuries can be cared for at home, and caring for injuries as soon as they happen can also help with transport if you do have to see a vet!  Firstly, you need a first aid kit on hand. If you don't have one, you can purchase one or make your own by following the AVMA...