.: In The News

Allowing your dog or cat to come and go as it pleases is convenient, especially if you run a business from home or if your schedule keeps you away from home. Outdoor kennels, fencing and/or invisible … Read More

Some dogs are just slobber monsters, especially the St. Bernard. No matter how much you don’t want a doggy kiss, they’re willing to give you a big wet one. While dog kisses can be endearing and … Read More

Pets are family so you’re going to want to do everything you can to provide a safe environment for them. But what do you do when your cat is suddenly limping from a cut or your … Read More

This year the world will be celebrating the 40th Earth Day on Thursday, April 22. The Earth Day Network will be hosting a climate bill rally in Washington, D.C. on Sunday, April 25, but if campaigning … Read More

Taking your pet to a local dog park can be a fun experience, and it also allows your dog to socialize and become comfortable when other dogs and people approach him/her. For one couple from North … Read More

In the Disney movie, Lady and the Tramp, Lady Bird feverishly tries to protect her owner’s baby from the rat. While this is a fictional cartoon movie, real life stories of pets protecting their owners and … Read More

Earlier this year, H1N1 was targeting humans, but now the flu is affecting other species too, which includes our pets. To date, two felines from Oregon and one ferret from either Nebraska or Oregon have died … Read More

Do you deck your halls and your pets with holiday cheer? According to the Bayshore Courier News, 62 percent of American households have one or multiple pets, so it’s no surprise that pets are a part … Read More

November is Senior Pet Month! So what are you going to do to celebrate it? There are so many older pets who need homes, so if you’re thinking about adopting another pet, maybe it’s time to … Read More

Recently, doctors have discovered that Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) can be passed from pets to humans and back to pets again. Do you feel like kissing your kitty now? Your pet is always exposing you … Read More

Does your city accommodate for pets? If not, maybe you should consider moving to Ellicott City, Maryland. The U.S. News & World Report believes that this is the top place for people to live with their … Read More

What pet-related events are you going to this fall? If you don’t have any plans yet, consider these upcoming pet events. You and your pooch can start out the new season on the right paw. Canine … Read More

The option of vegan or vegetarian dog food is now available to pet owners. Brands include but are not limited to Avo Derm, Evangers, Natural Balance and Wysong. If you’re living a vegetarian or vegan lifestyle … Read More

Is it actually possibly to calculate your pet’s worth into dollars and cents? Of course, if you purchased your pet from a shelter, it might have cost you $100 or maybe thousands if you bought a … Read More

How would you feel if pet care expenses were tax deductible? Would you feel like you could be a more responsible pet owner? Maybe people wouldn’t feel like they have to give up their pets because … Read More

You suit your dog up to head outside to take an afternoon walk. As you unlock the door, your pooch jumps up and down and even rolls on the ground. You open the door and your … Read More

Owning a cat or dog has become more than just having a pet. These frisky felines and loyal canines are holding a high rank in family households. Do you treat your pet like a human? If … Read More

Do you ever feel like you’re not welcome at the local park when you have your dog with you? Then maybe it’s time to try carving a spot of your own in the park that would … Read More

It’s that dreaded day of the week when you sit down to balance your checkbook and you cross your fingers in hopes that there will be enough money to feed you and your pet. In these … Read More

I’d generally rather see people get their pet information from a book than a television show. I recommend Don’t Shoot the Dog by Karen Pryor, The Dog Who Would Be King by John C. Wright and Judi … Read More

Layoffs and bankrupt companies are continuing to make the news in the U.S., and these occurrences seem to be foreshadowing doom for all of us. However, amidst the demise of some businesses, other professions are flourishing. … Read More

Have you ever wondered what Reiki is and what it’s use for? If you attend pet shows or pet expos, you might find practitioners there offering Reiki sessions. Well, Reiki is a form of energy healing, … Read More

Ending the use of electric dog collars in Wales is of utmost concern to the Kennel Club. Although manufacturers are confused by this change of perspective, the Animal Welfare Act may tip the scale. However, Rural … Read More

Do you have a disaster preparedness plan in case you have a house fire? In any emergency situation, having a plan can reduce chaos and increase the chances of safely removing loved ones (including pets) from … Read More

What does summer mean to you and your pet? Maybe it means long walks in the park, tossing a Frisbee, swimming in the lake or relaxing in the grassy meadow. Although it can be a refreshing … Read More

With so much media attention focused on H1N1 (Swine) flu, it’s not difficult to find articles explaining how to protect yourself and what treatment options are available. But what about your other family members, do you … Read More

With the current recession showing no signs of letting up, shelters are stuffed to the gills with pets whose owners simply could no longer afford to care for them. The Chicago Tribune reported this week that, “When … Read More

Regular readers know that I tend to avoid political topics in this blog. They’re too contentious, and there are many sides to every issue. However, there is a bill currently being considered by the United States … Read More

Trying to fill up your calendar with exciting events during the wintertime can be challenging, but since winter is almost behind us, there are plenty of pet-related activities you can attend. Below are some upcoming events … Read More

April showers are something to look forward to, because soon after the soil is cleansed, the flowers and other plants can bloom and close the door to winter. However, when the wind is howling outside and … Read More

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Your pet might not develop a runny nose or watery eyes but that doesn’t mean that they are not suffering from allergies. As the temperature warms and the rains replenish the soil, flowers will begin to … Read More

Sitting down with your friends for lunch once a week is a chance for you to catch up, so it’s the perfect time to bond. Every so often don’t forget to share lunchtime with your dog … Read More