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Sponsored by Pet Cancer Awareness and the Blue Buffalo Foundation for Cancer Research. Set an appointment Setting an appointment is the first step to better your pooch’s health. Having regular check ups for your dog will help keep track of their health and give you piece of mind. Once you…
The American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists hosts this annual event when over 200 veterinary ophthalmologists donate their services to provide eye exams to service dogs in the US and Canada. If you have a pup you can always find one near you or you can set up an appointment at…
Puppy Mills are a tragic reality for many dogs. By working with reputable breeders and shelters, you can help destroy puppy mills and give dogs better lives. Here are a few ways you can help stop puppy mills in your town and around the world. Keep your eyes open…
This weeklong event has been celebrated since 1915 to promote being well, kind to animals. There are many ways you can celebrate this week and there are plenty of things you can do everyday that will promote the well-being of animals all over. If you have a pet…
The Iditarod is an intense test of strength, longevity, and willpower for the dogs pulling the sled and the sled driver who is navigating through the frozen tundra. The race includes miles of ice and snow, days that average below freezing temperatures, and dangerous feats and obstacles along the way….
Spaying and Neutering your pet is important for the health of your animal as well as the health of pets all over. Population Among household pets only 30 percent find their forever home. Due to over population there are just too many animals to house. Luckily there are plenty of…
Poinsettias are known for their beautiful, brilliant color, but these plants are toxic to your dog. Here’s why Poinsettias are a holiday dog hazard.
Holidays tend to bring more chocolate into your home. Here’s why chocolate is dangerous to your dog and what to consider if they do end up ingesting some.
Where Are They Now? Fargo Fargo has always been the largest pup in his pack and is thrilled to meet new people and try new things (especially if it includes mud). When we first brought Fargo home he was shy but more than happy to have a belly rub…
Where Are They Now? Lulu Lulu was the runt of her litter but has always made sure that her voice was heard. Her and Fargo (her half brother) have grown up together since they were adopted and while Fargo towers over her she makes sure he knows that she is…
Shichon puppies, or Teddy Bear puppies, are lovable balls of fluff that love their families. Here are a few more facts about Teddy Bear dogs:
One word that can seem a little more cloaked in mystery is the term “spaniel”. What is a spaniel and where does it come from?
