Dogs and Fireworks Help

Jun 29, 2011 by

Dogs and Fireworks Help

Take a moment to think about all the different, seemingly imperceptible sounds your pet can hear. Not only can they hear within a larger range, the shape of their ears also helps them to pick up sounds that often escape our senses. Think then how loud a firework might be to your best friend, the [...]

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Cooked Bones and Dogs

Jan 16, 2011 by

Cooked Bones and Dogs

10 Reasons Why Cooked Bones Are Bad For Dogs: 1. Broken teeth or torn gums. While certainly not life threatening, a broken tooth or injured gum can cause a lot of pain for your dog, and may also require pricey dental work. 2. Bone may get stuck in or around your dog’s lower jaw. Because [...]

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Skunk Smell Removal – What to do if your...

Oct 11, 2010 by

Skunk Smell Removal – What to do if your dog was sprayed by skunks

Help, my dog was sprayed by a skunk! Most likely if you’re reading this post your dog has just recently been sprayed by a skunk, or there was a skunk incident in the past and you want to be prepared for the future, so let me cut to the chase. Below is a “recipe” for [...]

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Dog Ate Fish Oil

Jul 8, 2010 by

Dog Ate Fish Oil

I came home from a quick, two hour long trip to the store to find a 400 capsule bottle of fish oil pills spilled out onto the dog’s bed. We’ve been giving them one, 1000 mg capsule per day to help with arthritis and inflammation – turns out they like them a bit too much… [...]

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How to Build a Pit Bull Spring Pole

May 28, 2010 by

How to Build a Pit Bull Spring Pole

Don’t let what the mass media and other unsavvy outlets may lead you to believe, there is nothing wrong with letting your Pit Bull play with a Spring Pole. Spring Poles, also sometimes called Flirtpoles, have long been known to be excellent and highly enjoyable toys for Pit Bulls and other dog breeds, particularly terriers. [...]

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