You love your dog so very dearly, and that’s why you want to make sure that you give them absolutely everything possible so that they want for nothing. Many people spoil their pets simply because they can, for this reason! However, your vet will be quick to tell you that some ways that loving pet parents spoil their dogs can end up causing them serious harm.

When you feed your pet a treat, you do it because they’re well-behaved, obviously. But above and beyond this, you also want to show them how much you love them. Are you sure you are giving your dog a treat that shows that to them? Do you know how to determine healthy treats from unhealthy treats? Below, we’ll talk about treats and what you need to know about them for your pets’ health and safety!

No one wants to ever have to worry about cleaning up dog messes when they return from work or other time away from home. However, pet messes and accidents do happen more often than you’d think. If you want to keep your home as clean and as mess-free as possible, focus on these 8 real tips to help you out.

Taking care of your dog’s health can be as important as taking care of your infant’s health. There is a right and a wrong way to do it, and many rely on parenting books to help them learn about the most important details. There aren’t nearly as many pet-related books as baby books, however, and many of them lack the authority to help you understand just what you should know. Consider this guide to help you understand a very important piece of dog health care: vaccinations, also known as immunizations.

We are the main line of defense and protection for our pets. We need to ensure their lines of defense are protected, and their needs are met. While they are good at telling us when they need some things, they aren’t always the best at communicating when there’s a problem. An important one that you need to worry about is hydration. Here are some signs to help you see where your pup’s hydration levels need some TLC.

When you bring your furry friend into your household as a new addition, you are doing so with the understandable assumption that they’ll be with you until their final days of life in the future. However, part of achieving that goal is going to be literally having them in your house. Lost pets are a too-common reality for many well-intentioned families, but a pet on the loose doesn’t have to be an on-going problem! Here’s what to do if you lose your pet and how to prevent losing them in the future!