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Why Your Pet Should Visit Their Vet At Least Once Per Year
You have a longtime companion who’s always been healthy. Or, let’s say you brought home a furry friend. Your new puppy is going to grow into an amazing family companion. Your new kitten is going to rule your house like a lion. You know about potty training, it’s important to you that your animal has…
Read MoreTips for Safely Camping and Hiking With Your Dog
Nothing spells adventure quite like the big open wild! Camping is not only a great chance to “get away from it all,” but to also enjoy new experiences. With the promise of so much fun and excitement, why would you ever leave your dog behind? The answer is that many people don’t! A survey of…
Read MoreSafe Halloween Costumes for Dogs
This year, Pittsburgh and Scranton are each throwing a “Howl-o-ween” event consisting of a pet parade and costume contest. Ligonier and Horsham are switching their puns out for a Halloween “Pawty”. The local scene near Harrisburg will see pet photo contests (with ice cream!) and even a “Pittie Party” at the area Humane Society, complete…
Read MoreTips For Helping Your Dog And Cat Coexist In Peace At Home
You’re a cat person. Your partner is a dog person. Or vice-versa. Or maybe you are just a person who loves all creatures. Dogs and cats cannot live in peace in the same household, or can they? The good news for you is that yes, they can! Millions of households across the country have four-legged…
Read MoreHow to Help Your Pet Keep Healthy Teeth
Dental care is one of the absolute most important aspects of pet ownership. Unfortunately, dental health can also be something that escapes undetected, unless the owner knows how to keep an eye on it. While problems with a pet’s skin and coat can be obvious, for example, dental issues can hide obvious symptoms, leading to…
Read MoreTraining tips for off-leash experiences with your dog, Using proper leash etiquette
Depending on the dog, many owners would likely agree that their dog is far from in love with their leash. Of course, some dogs may be very well trained and comfortable with their leashes, but both dogs and owners can admit that being off-leash allows for much more boundless, playful energy and less limited exploration.…
Read MoreTips for Helping Your Children Learn to Live Safely with Pets
Are you thinking about adding a pet to your family? Congrats! Owning a pet can be a wonderful and fulfilling addition to your household. There are many benefits to owning a pet, especially if you have children. The American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry says that among other things, owning a pet can raise…
Read MoreCommon Dog Injuries From Outside Play
It’s a beautiful day outside; the sun is shining, there’s a light breeze, and your dog has been cooped up in the house all day. Like any pet owner, you want to take good care of your dog and offer them many opportunities to enjoy themselves and get out their excess energy in a productive,…
Read MoreCommon Toxic Plants Your Pet May Be Exposed To
Your green thumb may be the envy of friends and family, but did you know that it can be dangerous to your pet? Plants bring life indoors and beautify outdoor gardens, and while dogs may nibble on grass, which isn’t toxic, many other plants can pose a serious health risk to cats and dogs. It’s…
Read MoreHow to Stop Your Dog From Excessive Barking
Being around a constantly barking dog is no fun. Barking is an instinctual response for dogs in many situations, but sometimes dogs will over-rely on barks when they feel like barking is the only way to accomplish their goals. In these situations, owners can begin to address the problem by determining why their dog is…
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