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Whip up a Batch of Tail Wagging Treats!
It’s so easy to please your best pal with a little nosh. But if you’ve ever looked at the ingredient list on a box of dog treats, you might worry that your rewards are doing more harm than good. Make your treats special, wholesome and worry free with these easy- to-make recipes. You probably already…
Read MoreSeven Things Dog Owners Should Know About the 4th of July
Contain the Party Food… The sites and smells of barbeques, grilled meats and picnic goodies are tempting to all of us but can be particularly harmful to dogs. Summer menu selections usually contain one or many of the most toxic substances to pets including: avocados, alcohol, onions/garlic, caffeine, grapes/raisins, milk/dairy products, macadamia nuts, chocolate, candy/gum…
Read MoreCanine Massage – Great Effects
Like Parent, Like Pet… Did you ever get a massage? Why? Were you sore or tired after a hard workout or injury? Do you have a chronic joint or muscle condition? Were you just treating yourself? How did you feel afterwards? If you’re like most of us, you probably enjoyed the experience, felt relaxed and…
Read More7 Essentials to Pack when Travelling with Your Dog
Schools are letting out for the summer, so it’s time for many to leave on a family vacation. If your family includes a dog that will be joining you on the road, be sure to pack the essentials. Food. Sudden changes in diet can lead to gas or diarrhea. Keeping your dog on a…
Read MoreThe Latest on Canine Influenza
We never want to panic anyone, but we do believe in being prepared! A new strain of canine influenza has been making dogs sick in Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio and Indiana. Most dogs are recovering, but six deaths have been reported. No Canine Influenza in Pennsylvania There have been no cases reported in Pennsylvania, but there…
Read MoreSpring Grooming
It’s that time of year again……spring cleaning time!! Spring is also the perfect time to get your dog that much needed grooming after the long winter days. Whether it is a bath and brush out or a full haircut and style, now is the time to make those spring grooming appointments. Most dogs grow a…
Read MoreGetting Started in Canine Disc
As the weather improves, we start to spend more time outdoors with our furry companions. Canine disc is a fun way to interact with and exercise your dog, and get some fresh air. Many dogs love to fetch and retrieve. Canine disc incorporates these natural traits in a fun and interactive activity. But how do…
Read MoreBeagles have always been my choice for “Best in Show”
My first dog of my own was a beagle/border collie mix. Winston will always be my favorite dog. She graduated from college with me, moved into my first house with me, served as the “flower dog” in my wedding, and helped welcome home my two children. She also became the logo dog for Cold Nose…
Read MoreBe an Angel for Animals (and get a tax write off, too)
We are down to the final days of 2014. This is your last chance to make tax-deductible donations. Animal rescues and care facilities are always in need of help. Be an angel for the animals this season, and help fill the rescues and shelters wish lists. Most people know that shelters are always in need…
Read MoreHoliday Parties and Your Dogs
The holiday season is upon us, filled with get togethers, parties, and other festivites. Use these tips and guidelines to ensure a safe and joyous holiday season for you and your dog. * Know Your Dog: You know your dog better than anyone. If a houseful of guests stresses your dog, be sure to provide a…
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