This is an updated article on How to Remove Urine Stains. As a dog owner, whether you have an older, incontinent dog, are puppy housetraining, or have a male dog who marks his territory, you will no doubt have to deal with a urine accident on the carpet at some point. As a dog owner…
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How to re-settle your dog after Christmas festivities
The holiday season is a whirlwind of activity—decorations everywhere, unfamiliar guests, disrupted routines, and lots of exciting (or overwhelming) energy. While you might relish the post-Christmas calm, your dog might find it tricky to adjust as the festivities wind down. Restoring normalcy for your dog after such a lively period is crucial to its well-being.…
The dangers of rawhide dog chews
Please watch this video on how rawhide dog chews are made http://www.mytalk1071.com/rawhide-chew-toys-made/ Bones and chews for dogs made of rawhide are very popular and appear in all sorts of shapes and sizes, being quite economically priced. A rawhide chew can last a dog for days, perhaps even longer, yet it’s so dangerous. I am…
Dog tips for the New Year
Start the New Year Right: A Checklist for Your Dog’s Health, Safety, and Happiness The New Year is a perfect opportunity to think about your dog’s changing needs and organise everything for the year ahead, including booking holidays. Just like we set goals for ourselves, it’s a great time to assess our dogs’ care and…
New year’s resolutions for dogs and owners
Most of us will create a list of New Year’s resolutions for the beginning of January, promising to enhance or perfect something in our lives or help out or pay it forward for a friend or family member. Do you make such promises to your beloved pet if you have a dog? Here are our…
Homemade Dog Chews
Dogs of all ages love to chew on things; whether you have a teething puppy or just a dog that likes to get his gnashes around something, a great way to keep them happy is with a dog chew. ItItan also be a great way to instil some dental hygiene too. Nowadays, dog chews come…
Recipes for dog treats with seasonal ingredients
Christmas is a time for enjoying yourself, relaxing and treating yourself to nice food and good company, and there is no reason your dog should be left out. Whilst they can enjoy the turkey, some of the treats we enjoy, such as mincemeat, macadamia nuts and chocolate, are poisonous so it’s best to treat them…
Dogs and Christmas Leftovers
Are Christmas leftover food and snacks OK to feed to your dog? Now that we’ve all enjoyed our fantastic Christmas Fayre, chances are that you have leftovers sitting in the fridge. While we have all overindulged with drinking and eating, we can bet that your dog has also had some Christmas treats that he wouldn’t…