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Pet Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas

By Carlos on February 10, 2019 Pets

If you have a fur baby you would like to spoil on Valentine’s Day, you won’t find a lack of gifts. From food to beds and toys to IDs, celebrate the day by remembering those who give their unconditional love. Gifts for Cats Kitty beds Cats enjoy snuggling inside a kitty bed, especially if it has back and side bolsters it can lean against. Cats also find tents irresistible and they’re available in cat sizes and colors to match your pet’s temperament and your furnishings. Laser toys While a few kitties know the difference between real prey and the laser…

Benefits of Adopting a Mutt

By Carlos on July 31, 2018 Pets

Instead of shopping for a purebred dog, there are several benefits to adopting a mutt. In reality, there are many surprising benefits to adopting a mixed breed dog, and you might be surprised how much better than can be in the long-run for you and the pet. Here are some reasons why you should consider adopting a mutt to add to your family. Mutts are Trendy Mixed breeds are becoming trendier each day. Just in the past few years, mutts have really begun to gain momentum and attention in the world. In fact, when looking at most surveys, the majority…

Tips for Taking your Dog to Work

By Carlos on June 22, 2018 Pets

Businesses are recognizing the role that dogs play in the lives of people, and they are setting aside days where dogs are welcome in the work environment. Here are some helpful tips to consider when bringing your favored four-legged companion into the office with you. Consider your Transportation Options If you have the option of driving, we suggest taking your dog by car to work. While most dogs are welcome on Metro buses and trains, if you and your dog haven’t been in that situation before, it can cause additional stress for both of you. Provide an environment comfortable and…

North Fork Dog Dock Diving Festival

By Carlos on June 2, 2018

Watch as novice and pro dogs dive into the water at the North Fork Dog Dock Diving Festival. Well-behaved, leashed dogs welcome (no retractable leashes). All proceeds benefit the Guide Dog Foundation. Admission: Free for spectators; $30 participating dogs ($27 in advance)

Tips for Keeping Your Canine Cool

By Carlos on May 27, 2018 Pets

Whether you’re at home or around town, your pooch will face unique challenges in the summer heat. Enjoy the summertime together by following tips below to keep your canine cool. Stay Hydrated We all know how important drinking water is and how refreshing it is on a hot day. If your dog is dehydrated in the summer, he/she will quickly overheat. Keeping your pup hydrated will replace the fluids lost during urination and sweating. If your dog seems lazy, moody, has a dry nose and sunken in eyes, he/she might be dehydrated. Switch to canned food for the summer and…

Things to Know Before Adopting a Rescue Dog

By Carlos on May 20, 2018 Pets

If you’re looking to get a dog, adoption should always be considered before a breeder or pet store. Did you know that over 2 million cats and dogs are euthanized in shelters every year? By choosing to adopt you can save a life and gain a best friend in the process. If you’re serious about dog adoption, here are a few things you should know to make the transition easier for you both. You’ll be a Hero, but Your Dog Won’t Care It’s important to give your dog time to adjust to their new situation and understand that you are…

Dog Days at Old Westbury Gardens

By Carlos on April 21, 2018

You don’t get many chances like this. Bring your four-legged friends to historic Old Westbury Gardens for “Dog Days” and enjoy some outdoor spring exercise in designated areas. On that Sunday, you’ll also find the United Kennel Club’s all-breed conformation match from 11 a.m.-3 p.m., sponsored by Dog Fanciers of Long Island. ADMISSION $12, $7 ages 7-17, free 6 and younger

Spring Grooming Tips and Tricks

By Carlos on March 12, 2018 Pets

If you’re a dog owner then you know that dogs shed winter fluff annually. It’s on the carpet, couch and even in your bed. Never fear, springtime doesn’t have to mean spending all your time sweeping or going over your possessions with a lint brush. A regular grooming regimen will help keep shedding at bay and ensure that both you and your dog are happy and stress-free. Bath Time Bathing requirements vary based on what type of dog you have, their age, lifestyle and their unique coat. Shorter haired dogs may not need much scrubbing to loosen their winter coat…

DIY Thanksgiving Dog Treats

By Carlos on November 26, 2017 Pets, Seasonal

The holiday season is a special time of year where family and friends gather to enjoy each other’s company as well good food. Your pets are sometimes the family members that get left out when it comes time to partake in the feast. This does not have to be the case. The three recipes below are for Thanksgiving inspired dog treats that your furry friend can enjoy without having to steal food off of the table. For Starters – Cranberry Cheese Cookies As your family and friends gather for a Thanksgiving Day meal, they will be enjoying a variety of…

Treating and Preventing Canine Lymphoma

By Carlos on November 7, 2017 Pets

Lymphoma is a cancer that is common in humans, but it also occurs in dogs too. While a diagnosis can be devastating for people and their pets, you can do your part by understanding the disease and participating in making decisions with your animal’s best interests in mind. Lymphoma in dogs occurs in several types, which in turn influences treatment options and prognosis. Breeds Most Affected According to the National Canine Cancer Foundation (NCCF), malignant lymphoma is one of the most common types of cancer in dogs. It typically arises in dogs that are middle aged or older (with a…

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