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We love our dogs more than anything, and we never want to find out that our dogs are having any kind of a negative experience in life, like anxiety. That being said, anxiety is pretty common in dogs, and many loving pet parents don’t even realize that their

When you bring a new dog into your home, you obviously want to know that they’re going to be with you for an extended period of time. However, this is not the case for those that deliberately adopt a senior dog. What goes into bringing home a dog

Dogs have a different way of communicating than humans. They also have a different way of doing, well, a lot of things. If you’ve noticed your furry family member marking their territory with a splattering of urine here and there, you might be wondering what exactly they’re doing!

For several years now, we've heard about how we need to eat organic food to achieve the best health possible. It makes sense since many of us eat food with a lot of chemical processing. We've learned that natural food is good and processed food is bad. So,

Since our pets love to eat so much, it makes sense that we want to take care of our pets as best we can by feeding them with gusto. Unfortunately, pets are notorious for wanting food all the time, even when their body doesn’t want or need it!

If you walk your dog outside regularly, then there is always a risk that they might bring home a hitchhiker with them. In this case, we’re talking about fleas or ticks. Since dogs like to sniff around everywhere, it’s easier for them to pick up a parasite than

When you bring a new furry family member home from the shelter, you’ll need to focus on some important details to help protect your new pet, as well as make them feel like they are comfortable and safe with you. Adopting a shelter pet is a little different

The thought of your pet in pain is probably very difficult to contemplate. We don’t want our pets to ever feel anything painful, but it does happen. Pets naturally tend to be quite skilled at hiding their pain, so it’s going to be up to you to spot

When you’re a professional pet sitter, you have to protect yourself just like any other professional would. If you aren’t sure where to start with that, here is a list of essential items that you absolutely must have on your list before you take on your first client.