Owning a dog can be one of the most rewarding and fun experiences of your life. They bring so much joy and warmth to any family. But making sure your dog’s needs are being met is not as easy as just opening your door and letting them go. There are…

So, what is there to do after seeing all the cute videos online and desiring to bring an animal into your home? It’s important to consider what it means to take care of an animal once you bring them home. If it’s your first time caring for an animal, you…

Horses are animals that love to eat and require plenty of food to sustain themselves. To give a number, around 15-16 pounds! They mostly live on grass, plants, and hay. However, for certain reasons, their diets can come to a halt.  And those reasons can be categorized into many aspects…

A dog can prove to be the perfect companion for almost anyone. While families with young children can benefit from owning a pooch, those of us living alone may see even greater benefits from choosing a dog as a housemate.  Dogs are loyal, affectionate, and deeply empathetic creatures. They can…

Pets have been an important part of living for centuries. For many people, a home isn’t a family home without a pet. For others, a pet provides much-needed companionship and support for both social and emotional needs. For example, for many elderly people that are bereaved, only a pet can…

If you have farm animals, it’s important to know how to take care of them. They need food, water, and shelter just like any other pet. But there are some specific things you need to know in order to keep your farm animals healthy and happy. In this blog post,…

Even if there are specific types of breeds that drool too much, for instance, Saint Bernard, pit bulls, and so on, too much drooling can be caused by an array of things. You would not want to have puddles of saliva all over the place, would you? Is dog drool…

Dogs use their sense of smell and vision to explore. They also discover and explore by using their mouth to chew and bite. Issues like teething, boredom, or separation anxiety can amplify the chewing and biting problem. As a dog owner, you might get home and find that your new…

Diabetes in dogs is on the rise. In fact, a study published by Banfield Pet Hospital showed nearly an 80% increase in canines diagnosed with diabetes between 2006 and 2016. That’s a pretty staggering statistic! As such, it’s important to be aware of the leading causes of diabetes in dogs…