My Dog Has Worms, What Do I Do?

Posted on October 11, 2011 by admin

If you’re a dog owner then, at one time or another, you will have to treat your dog for a worm infestation. These freeloaders are sometimes a mere irritation and at other times a serious health risk. Some merely take nutrients from the food the dog eats, others can cause illness and even death.

Forewarned is forearmed as they say, and in this article we offer advice on the symptoms you should watch out for, and the actions you need to take to rid your dog of worms.

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Pets and Air Filters

Posted on October 2, 2011 by admin

Pet owners face significant challenges to maintaining good indoor air quality both for the human and pet population of the home. Just as humans can be allergic to pet hair and pet dander, the opposite can also be true. Pets are especially prone to poor indoor air quality caused by pollutants from paint, carpets, insulation, and construction materials.

Reducing the Discomforts of Pet-Related Allergies

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Your Dog Won’t Listen?

Posted on September 28, 2011 by admin

Use cheese as a treat when you are training your canine companion. Cheese is nice change of pace for your dog from packaged treats. Dogs typically love cheese and will consider it a fine treat. Do not overdo it though, cheese can have a high sodium content. Your dog could be sensitive to this.

Young puppies are prone to chewing on their owners belongings. You can address this problem by immediately stopping your puppy if he chews an inappropriate item, and instead give him toys he is allowed to chew. Praise your dog anytime you finding him chewing a permitted toy. Remaining consistent with this training method can save your favorite furniture or pair of shoes.

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