Category: Dog Care
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5 Things to Help Prolong Your Dog’s Life
in Dog CareOwning a dog is making a commitment to heartbreak, as they live shorter lives. If you don’t want to think about the heartbreak of losing your beloved dog too early, follow these 5 easy steps and actively prolong your dog’s life. Don’t overfeed your dog – keep a healthy weight Obesity is not only a…
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Dog and the Elderly – Is it a Good Match?
in Dog CareOften, the elderly choose not to have a pet because they are afraid they won’t be able to manage the daily care and grooming and what will happen to the dog when they are gone. Age should not discredit being a pet parent. However, you need to approach the issue wisely and think through all…
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Valentine’s Day Gift Guide for Your Pet
in Dog CareTo help, I’ve selected my favorite gifts for Valentine’s Day, so you can spoil your little lovebug with endless joy. I’ve gone through all the popular must-have toys, the treats, the furniture, you name it to bring you the best of the best. I’ve been sure to include a little something for everyone, so let’s…
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How to Take Care of Your Senior Dog Without Breaking the Bank
in Dog CareBeing a dog parent is an enriching experience. At the same time, it is a big commitment because you are responsible for providing your four-legged friend with a happy and healthy life that also has structure and your divided attention. In the article below, we will go over several ways of how you can take…
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When to Take Your Dog to a Vet
in Dog CareIt is every dog parent’s worst nightmare to suddenly notice that your sweet pup is not acting the same and there is something wrong with them. However, it may be confusing to judge if it can wait till the following day or if your dog will need urgent care. While some symptoms may not need…
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How Can You Stop Your Dog From Consuming Toxic Food?
in Dog CareWe have all experienced a time when our dog sticks their nose in the place where they shouldn’t. It is not only difficult for pet parents but may harm the dog as well. There are many items in the house around your canine friend that they should avoid getting near to. Such things include a…
