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Bringing your pet to an outdoor event can be a lot of fun for both you and your furry friend. However, it’s important to use good etiquette when you’re out with your pet in public. Not everyone loves interacting with other people’s pets. For the comfort and safety of your pet as well as everyone around you, you should make sure your dog or cat is prepared to behave well in public before your next outing. Follow these pet etiquette tips and you’ll be ready to hit the next fall festival. 1. Only bring your pet to pet-friendly events. You…

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Some pet-owners are content to let their furry friends lounge on the furniture all day, but that’s not always an option. Maybe your cat insists on shredding couch cushions and leaving clumps of fur behind. Maybe your fragile old chihuahua has a habit of hiding under blankets, where he risks being sat on and hurt. Maybe your Spanish mastiff drools everywhere and you’d rather not have to cover your sofa in plastic every day. Whatever the reason, it’s perfectly valid to not want pets on the furniture for some or all of the time. It may seem impossible to train…

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After a long, hot summer, it is easy to feel excited about the arrival of fall. People aren’t the only ones who eagerly anticipate cooler, dryer weather; canines get just as excited for many of the same reasons. Learn about autumn through your pooch’s eyes and discover a magical season that you both can enjoy together. 1. It’s Cooler Out Your body temperature is around 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. However, your dog’s body temperature ranges from 101 to 102.5 degrees, that is 2.4 to 3.9 degrees higher than your own body temperature. The cooler weather makes it more fun and enjoyable…

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In the summer months, high temperatures and humidity can be uncomfortable for humans as well as animals. Temperatures can be even more extreme inside cars, so it’s important to take safety precautions for the well-being of your pets. If it’s 78 degrees outside, the temperature in a parked car can reach 100 degrees in just a few minutes. If it’s 90 degrees, the interior of a car can reach 109 degrees in 10 minutes. When left in the sun for longer, cars can even reach temperatures of 160 or more. If you see a dog in a hot car, record…

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Being a pet owner, you probably do not mind sharing your food with your cat or dog, especially when they stare at what you are eating with their big, woeful eyes. Nonetheless, this habit could pose a health risk for your furry friends. Some pet owners do not realize that there is a wide assortment of human foods that would be extremely detrimental to their pets. Thus, they end up feeding them these foods, which can lead to a medical emergency or worse yet, death. For the sake of your pet’s well-being, below are some of the foods that cats…

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Help Your Pets Go From Foe to Fam(ily) As Easy As Saying, “1, 2, 3! “…In the arms of the angel, fly away from here…” no wait, “…and the endlessness that you fear. You are pulled from the wreckage…” who has the remote?? Find the remote!! “You’re in the arms of the angel. May you find some comfort here…” it’s too late. My eyes have welled up with tears and I’m earnestly searching for my cuddle buddies. I cry out, “Snookums? Where are you Snookums? Mommy loves you, come here please!!” You’ve all been there before. When Sarah McLachlan gives…

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If you are a proud dog owner, you likely consider your furry friend to be a member of your family. Dogs require room to play, and most breeds love roaming around outdoors. Unfortunately, some dogs like to run beyond the confines of your yard, making fences necessary. When you are trying to determine what type of fence you need, you will want to choose one that can contain your dog while also being aesthetically pleasing. There are several options for fences that can keep even the largest dogs safely contained. Higher is better Having a fence that is tall enough…

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With the arrival of summer also comes the arrival of hotter temperatures. As great as they may be for the beach, they aren’t as fun for out beloved pets. In fact, dogs can easily get overheated in the sun due to their heavy coats. Some easy indicators include panting and fatigue. To help keep your furry companion cool during this summer, follow these steps to help them enjoy the new warm weather as much as you do! 1. Give you dog plenty of water. Since dogs can get rather picky if their water bowls have a strange scent or if…

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