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4 Tips to Repel Fleas and Ticks, Naturally
We can’t wait to get outside with warm weather right around the corner. But the warm weather also means ticks, fleas, and other pests are out. When it comes to avoiding ticks, harsh pesticide products may not be best for your pet. Instead, here are our best tips to avoid bringing those pesky hitchhikers home with you.

Rules to Live by: Leash Etiquette in Public
Keep your dog safe with leash training and body language understanding. Follow leash etiquette, advocate for your dog, and use effective tools when necessary."

5 Ways to Engage your Cat with a Busy Schedule
Cats have evolved to keep a rhythm of activities that keep their metabolism in check. This sequence affects every part of their daily metabolic processes, ranging from their hunger and digestion to their grooming and sleep cycles. Let's take a look at how this rhythm impacts their daily health.
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Bowl Building Tip #1: Just Add Water
Proper hydration impacts your pet's health at many levels and…

If your cat just doesn’t enjoy catnip, try Silvervine!
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Fleas & Ticks Don’t Take the Winter Off: What We Use
/ Nicole R. CammackIn Connecticut, fleas and ticks don’t take the winter off. We share the safe, effective products our team trusts to help keep your pets protected year-round.
Dog Food Buying Guide: Look Beyond Price Per Pound
/ Jenna HarrisonFeeding your pet high-quality food isn’t about spending more; it’s about choosing better. Find out how to make smarter pet food choices with our expert-backed tips.
Exploring Pet Nutrition Myths with Dr. Siobhan
/ NorthPoint PetsUncover surprising pet nutrition mistakes and get expert tips in Part 2 of our exclusive interview with Dr. Siobhan.
Insider Tips: Lessons Learned About Pet Nutrition
/ NorthPoint PetsEnhance your pet’s well-being with insider nutrition tips from NorthPoint Pets. Start today!
The Essential Guide to Rotating Your Pet’s Meals
/ Jenna HarrisonFood rotation is one of our best suggestions to improve your pet’s nutrition. We dove in to answer all your questions about when, why, and how to change up your pet’s food!
Why Accurately Measuring Your Pet’s Food is Essential
/ Jenna HarrisonFeeding your pet the right amount of food is crucial for their overall health and well-being. Do you feed a “handful” or a “scoop” of dry food?
4 Easy Ways to Prepare for the Most Inconvenient Events
/ Jenna HarrisonNot all pet emergencies are life-threatening. Some are simply inconveniences that always seem to happen at 5 p.m. on a Friday when your vet is going home for the weekend.