IntroductionBaking soda offers many great grooming properties for your dog. If you don’t have time for a full bath, baking soda can help your dog smell better until he can get a full wet bath. Baking soda can also add …
What to Expect at the Groomers In general, different groomers offer varying versions of a full groom. The typical services included are bathing and blow-drying, nail trims, ear cleaning, brushing with a slicker brush, and a full-body haircut. Anal gland …
Allow Your Dog to Get Acquainted with Unfamiliar Faces Sometimes your dog may start marking things around the house because someone new has been introduced into the household, whether it is a new roommate, pet, or even a frequent visitor. …
Additional info for taking dogs to Spain You can legally take a maximum of 5 dogs with you. Dogs younger than 15 weeks old cannot enter Spain. When you take your dog for a walk, you should carry bags to …
So, Can I Trim My Dog’s Fur with Human Clippers? Simply put, the answer is no. Human clippers are just not designed with dogs in mind. From the blade down to the motor, human clippers may very well cause your …
Is My Pet Too Old To Travel? Can a pet be too old to travel? They absolutely can be, but deciding what age is too old for the journey can be difficult. There is no standard age that denotes a …
Accepting a Puppy Back is Part of the Role of a Breeder Typically, a reputable breeder is tied to their puppies for life — contractually they typically require any puppy that needs to be rehomed to be returned to the …
Being outside is great for a dog’s physical and mental health. Walking, running, looking, sniffing, listening, and meeting old or new friends are all activities that help keep dogs happy and healthy. But what should we do when it’s cold …
What to expect after general anesthetic Don’t be surprised if your fur baby is groggy and disoriented after receiving a general anesthetic. They might sleep longer or deeper, seem dull and listless, and might even need help balancing during bathroom …
Follow these tips and tricks to help introduce your small dog to a new big friend, or vice versa! Remember to always start slow and work your way up to a let-loose play time. Jamie and Pirate say, “we may …