Category: Petpourri

Healing Hands: A Visit With Local Veterinary Specialists

Healing Hands: A Visit With Local Veterinary Specialists

By Lindsay Minor

 

Illnesses such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer are not just human problems. Our beloved pets suffer many of these same ailments, and it can be a heart-breaking and stressful affair when emergency…

A Purrfect Holiday – Pet Safety Tips

A Purrfect Holiday – Pet Safety Tips

By Hana Haatainen Caye

 

Ahh…the hustle and bustle of the holidays. Bright lights. Yummy food. Presents and parties. What could possibly go wrong? Well, for the family pet, lots of things! All those aforementioned holiday accoutrements might be spectacular…

Minding Your Mutt’s Manners – Etiquette at the Dog Park

Minding Your Mutt’s Manners – Etiquette at the Dog Park

By Ashlee Verba

 

Dogs and etiquette.  Manners and animals. Sounds almost silly at first. In fact, until you’ve owned a dog, the concept probably never even crossed your mind. But just as manners help children play nice with others,…

Kitty Come Home – Felines of the Great Indoors

Kitty Come Home – Felines of the Great Indoors

By Hana Haatainen Caye

 

We’ve all heard the old adage that curiosity killed the cat. Cliché, yes, but there is a lot of truth to it. Cats are naturally inquisitive creatures; it’s part of their…

Precious Cargo – On the Road with Biggles and Buddy

Precious Cargo – On the Road with Biggles and Buddy

By Lindsay Minor

A lot of thought goes into planning a summer vacation: where to go, what to pack, which tours to book. Having pets just adds a whole new set of questions, the first being to bring or not…

Good Eats for Canines – The Dish on Dog Food

Good Eats for Canines – The Dish on Dog Food

By Hana Haatainen Caye

As intelligent human beings, we usually know when we’ve eaten too much of the wrong thing. And when our doctor tells us the long term consequences of our binges, we can make an informed decision to…

Pup-Psychology – Therapy for Your Troubled Companion

Pup-Psychology – Therapy for Your Troubled Companion

By Lisha Ross

Rudy the Rude Dog more than earned his nickname. A purebred German Shorthair with a hot temper, he was prone to attacking unfamiliar dogs and exhibiting aggressive, territorial behavior. Despite all his shock collar and obedience training,…

The Young and the Pet-less – Responsible Pet Ownership for Kids

The Young and the Pet-less – Responsible Pet Ownership for Kids

By Ashlee Verba

For many children, family pets are lifelong friends that provide loving companionship while teaching lasting lessons of responsibility and selflessness. Yet, as much as your child may promise to take care of a new household family member,…

Pet Fostering – A Temporary Home for Permanent Well-being

Pet Fostering – A Temporary Home for Permanent Well-being

By Ashlee Verba

When 36-year-old Laurie of Missouri discovered fostering, she first asked for a friendly, house-broken dog to keep her Great Dane, Remi, company. Two years later, the self-proclaimed Dog Foster Mom (as she rightfully named her blog) fosters…

Tips for Treating – A Proper Prize for Pooch

Tips for Treating – A Proper Prize for Pooch

By Ashlee Verba

You know they know where you keep them, what sound the wrapping makes and what exact trick will seal the deal in earning that glorious prize. When it comes to incentives, nothing does it quite like a…

The Golden (Retriever) Years – A Care Guide for Elderly Pets

The Golden (Retriever) Years – A Care Guide for Elderly Pets

By Lisha Ross

Just like humans, our beloved pets suffer from the aches, diminished senses and other issues that inevitably come with growing old. And, like humans, elderly pets require certain lifestyle changes and TLC to help them cope. Nothing…

An Itch, a Scratch and a Sneeze – Helping Your Pet Survive Allergy Season

An Itch, a Scratch and a Sneeze – Helping Your Pet Survive Allergy Season

By Ashlee Verba

For most people, spring is a time for outdoor activities and sunshine. For allergy sufferers, it’s a time of blooming sneezes and Benadryl, and humans aren’t the only creatures susceptible to that stuffy head, itchy eye…

Mutt Matchmakers

Mutt Matchmakers

Which Breed is Best (for You)?

By Ashlee Verba

If you’ve never owned a dog but have juggled the idea of buying or adopting, or have owned and just can’t seem to find the right fit, you probably know the…

When Fido Can’t Make Friends

When Fido Can’t Make Friends

Socializing Your Cranky Canine
By Ashlee Verba

Saving a dog’s life through adoption is bittersweet, as even the best ones come with emotional baggage. Most of these animals have been subjected to abuse and neglect from previous owners, and…

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