The United States has more dogs than any other country in the world. We have days, weeks and months dedicated to our loveable canine companions. January is Train Your Dog Month February has Walking the Dog Day In March you’ll find K-9 Veterans Day and National Puppy Day April is National Adopt a Greyhound Month…
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2018 ECO Excellence Awards
We’ve Been Chosen as Finalists for the 2018 ECO Excellence Awards and We Need Your Help to WIN! Three of our top products have been selected as finalists for the 2018 Eco Excellence Awards and we need our customers to vote for them. Public voting will commence on Monday, August 13th and will close on…
6 Reasons to Adopt a Pet
Every year 3-4 million pets enter shelters, mostly through no fault of their own. Most pets enter shelters due to mainly human problems – moving, divorce, finances, a lack of time, the death of an owner. Looking at a shelter for your next pet has many advantages. You are saving a life. Not only are…
Tips and Tricks for Training Your New Puppy
The day you bring home a new puppy is a day filled with excitement, hopes, and dreams. Prior to making the decision to welcome a new member to the family you probably visualized what your life would be like with your new companion – a welcome greeting when you come in the door, long walks…
8 Tips for a Safe Summer for your Pet
Summer is my favorite season. The daylight hours are longer, the weather is warm and sunny, people are happier, social and community events abound, even the office seems more relaxed. As you are out and about enjoying all the season has to offer, make sure your BFF is enjoying the season in a safe way….
Celebrate Pets
From pre-Christian times to modern, the month of May has been a month of celebrations. Some of the best known are May Day, Cinco de Mayo, Mother’s Day, Armed Forces Day and Memorial Day. The month of May is also National Pet Month with many days honoring our beloved pets, service animals, and wildlife. How…
Supporting Cognitive Function in Pets
Having a pet enriches our lives physically, mentally and emotionally. But, one of the hardest parts of living with pets is watching them age and the challenges that come with that. One of the greatest challenges of pets aging is cognitive decline.
Understanding Your Pet’s Urinary Incontinence: Symptoms, Causes and Natural Treatments
by Jenny Smiechowski If you’ve been lucky enough to have your dog or cat live to a ripe old age, then you’ve probably also cleaned up your share of “accidents” around the house. Urinary accidents are common in pets —especially as they get older (1). So you may find yourself coming home to mysterious wet…