December 26, 2011
in Dogs
To end 2011 we would like to leave you with some food for thought. 2012 will be here before we know it. We would like to take this opportunity to wish each and everyone of you a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
“There is no psychiatrist in the world like a puppy licking your face.” ~ Ben Williams
“A dog is the only thing on earth that… Continue reading Interesting Dog Quotes . . .
by Daniela Baker
You want the very best for little Lucky, from his toys to his dog food. However, if Lucky isn’t getting all the nutrients he needs each day, he may not enjoy the best of health.
In this article, we’ll help you understand what’s in your dog’s bowl, along with 5 nutrients he might be missing out on. We will also explain how you can supplement these nutrients to keep Lucky as happy and healthy as can be.
Before we start, please remember to check with Lucky’s veterinarian before adding any supplements to his diet. Giving Lucky too many supplements or the wrong supplements can be dangerous. Continue reading What's In Your Dog’s Bowl? 5 Nutrients He Might Be Missing Out On . . .
Back in August we received an email from Margaret Rankin telling us all about a new and innovative kind of retractable dog leash that was going to be debuted at SuperZoo in September. She asked if the humans at PetsBlogs would be interested in giving it a try and we agreed. Some of us use leashes more than others, so since receiving our LeashLocket we’ve passed it around to various writers, each giving it a solid test-drive with our dogs, and then we passed it forward to someone we thought would really benefit from having one of these nifty leashes.
What is the LeashLocket?
It’s a retractable leash that your dog can carry right on his collar. Sounds simple, right. It’s definitely one of those, “Now why didn’t I think of that” products that improves upon something you already know and love with a handy little twist. While some of our writers prefer plain-Jane lead leashes, several of us prefer retractable leashes. Continue reading LeashLocket - The Instant Leash . . .
Carol Kuzdek
The holidays are a time to gather with family and friends and celebrate. But did you know the holidays pose a number of threats to your pets? As you enjoy the holiday season this year, keep your pets safe by following these simple guidelines.
Decorations and Your Pets
Holiday decorations can be especially hazardous to pets. Dogs and cats are both allergic to holly, mistletoe, poinsettia and lilies, so make sure to keep these plants well out of reach of pets. Tinsel, ribbons and wrapping paper are shiny, attractive toys to cats, but can cause serious intestinal blockages if ingested. Continue reading Holiday Pet Safety Tips . . .