By Michelle Miller, Charity Coordinator on August 27th, 2012
For the last three years, Pets for Patriots has been transforming the lives of our veterans by helping them save an at-risk shelter dog or cat. But really, they do more than that. Sometimes the adoptions save two lives.
By Amy Robinson, Certified Dog Trainer on August 26th, 2012
Training a new puppy to eliminate outside isn't just a big stumbling block in our busy lives, there are health considerations, too. Veterinarians prefer that young puppies stay away from areas soiled by adult dogs or wild animals that may harbor illness and parasites. To protect your puppy and your sanity, you may wish to start with indoor housetraining.
By Michelle Miller, Charity Coordinator on August 17th, 2012
Learn more about Joan, our recent winner of Free Pet Food for a Year contest!
By Jenn Fadal, Pet Wellness and Lifestyle Expert on August 16th, 2012
Many of my customers have athletic dogs that run by their side for miles, are the fastest dog at the dog park, and at the end of the day still have an abundance of get-up-and-go. These energy burning fur balls need to be fed properly to maintain their vigorous lifestyle and keep us on our toes! Here are a few focus areas sure to fuel your pet’s inner Olympian:
By Amy Shojai, Certified Animal Behavior Consultant on August 12th, 2012
When you live in North Texas, “varmints” are a part of life. In the best of all possible worlds it would be safe for my cat Seren to explore the rose garden and hunt butterflies and munch grass. But our 13 acres are also home to a variety of wildlife, and we’ve routinely had visits from bunnies, skunks and raccoons—and even cat-munching coyotes—right outside the back door. That means Seren-kitty ONLY goes outside when safely on a halter and leash.
By Amy Robinson, Certified Dog Trainer on August 5th, 2012
Mac’s tail sweeps the floor as we sign in. He stamps his feet in anticipation. Anyone in a wheelchair, which is just about everyone here at the senior care center, is targeted for potential petting. He pulls me toward a smiling woman, plops his big head in her lap, and sighs deeply.
By Amy Shojai, Certified Animal Behavior Consultant on August 1st, 2012
One pet is fun. Adding another can really double the love. But simply dumping the newcomer into your existing pet family may cause problems for the resident critters as well as the new kitten or pup on the block. Before falling head-over-paws for that big-eyed, needy stray, take into consideration your current pets, your living conditions, and how best to match a new cat or dog to the pets who already share your heart and your home.
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