Kentucky Dog-Friendly Travel Guide
If you’re planning to take a trip to the “Bluegrass State” with your dog, use this Kentucky dog-friendly travel guide to start your research:
Why Do Dogs Eat Grass?
Why do dogs eat grass? There are some logical reasons behind it. Some are normal & others can be concerning. Here are a few reasons why dogs eat grass:
Should I Microchip My Dog?
One way to keep your pup safe is to use a microchip. Here’s what to know about microchipping to help you answer the question – should I microchip my dog?
What You Should Know About Canine Epilepsy
Knowing what to look for to go to the vet can help you provide the best care for your dog. Here’s what you should know about canine epilepsy:
How to Keep Your Dog Cool
Because they’re sensitive to heat, it’s important to know how to keep your dog cool when you go outside. Here are a few ways to help keep your dog cool:
How to Take Your Dog’s Picture
How many times have you gone to take a cute picture of your dog & missed it because they moved? Here are some tips on how to take your dog’s picture:
Why Do Dogs Shed?
Knowing why dogs shed more or less can help you better manage your dog’s fur. Here are a few reasons why your dog might be shedding:
Arizona Dog-Friendly Travel Guide
If you’re planning to travel to “The Grand Canyon State” with your dog, use this Arizona dog-friendly travel guide to start your research:
What You Should Know About Heartworm in Dogs
Preventive care matters. Part of prevention is knowing symptoms & what to do if you see them. Here’s what you should know about heartworm in dogs:
5 Facts About Miniature Australian Shepherds
The Mini Australian Shepherd is a small dog breed that is full of energy. Here are a few more facts about Miniature Australian Shepherds:
Why Do Dogs Chew?
Some dogs chew more than others and you’d be hard-pressed to find a dog that doesn’t chew. So, why do dogs chew? Here are a few reasons:
What You Should Know About Mange
Mange is a common condition and it is also very treatable, especially if it’s caught in the early stages. Here’s what you should know about mange: