How To Get My Dog To Drink Water
A vet’s proven tricks to get your dog to drink more water for a healthier, happier, and well-hydrated pet.
A vet’s proven tricks to get your dog to drink more water for a healthier, happier, and well-hydrated pet.
Practical tips on how to keep your dog cool and safe during summer’s blistering heat and humidity.
Dry kibble is often the convenient food choice for dog owners. However, kibble isn’t always as healthy as the commercials lead us to believe. What if there was an easy and inexpensive way to make your pet’s kibble more tail-wagging exciting?
The topic of feeding fresh garlic can be controversial. Research shows that garlic offers many health benefits for our pets, but some other information suggests it may be harmful. Dr. Conor Brady discusses where these concerns came from.
New study confirms that cat brains have shrunk since they were domesticated by humans.
Spring is in the air, and so are watery eyes, itchy skin, and runny noses. We’ve had lots of requests for natural remedies to combat allergies lately. These herbal supplements are targeted specifically for seasonal allergy symptoms – naturally!
You may have heard of the nutritional value of omega fatty acids for your pet. The type and source of the omegas your pet consumes can have a measurable effect on wellness.
According to the Guinness World Records, Zeus a two-year-old grey and brown American Great Dane standing at a 3 ft. 5.18 in. is confirmed to be the tallest dog in the world. Meet Zeus!
We know the drill: you’ve meticulously swept, mopped and polished your hard floors to a beautiful sparkling finish. And then you let the dog in, and in less than a minute your hard work is covered in dirt, sand, grass clippings, and paw prints. Ugh.
And cat people can relate to the struggle, too. We’re looking at you – brushing the scattered cat litter from your feet before putting your socks on. We get it!
As pet lovers ourselves, we’ve managed to find the best solution for keeping your floors a bit cleaner: Dirty Dog Doormats. These bad boys are incredibly versatile, durable, and absorbent. They’re made of 100% microfiber – a natural vacuum for dirt, dust, and whatever else gets tracked in on furry paws. These mats can absorb up to seven times their weight in moisture and are 100% machine washable. Just shake them out to release any trapped dirt and wash them according to the instructions.
One quick pass over this mat will show just how much water, dirt, hair or slobber it can pull off your shoes, boots, or paws! But the possible uses of these mats don’t stop at the door – they can do so much more…
The possibilities are endless, no matter how dirty your dog (or cat) is!
“My name is Jake. I’m a rescued Lab/Shepard handsome male. I was rescued at two years old and only weighed 48 lbs. I’m now three years of age and I’m currently at 81 lbs. I love walking on the trails with my pet parents and also playing hide and seek at home with them. I really love celery/carrots for treats and of course doggie treats. When we go to NorthPoint Pets to check out goodies there and the female dogs that are really a good time for me…woof…woof. Also, really like the lady who trims my nails – she is really nice and does a great job.”

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