January 15, 2018 8:19 pm
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The New Year is a time for everyone to look ahead and take the time to consider what they might do to make this year better than the last one. It’s a time for resolutions and improvements, and for seizing opportunities for betterment. While you might be thinking of positive things you can do for yourself this year, make sure you’re also taking a few moments to think about what you could be doing for your dog, to help improve its quality of life in the New Year. That’s right: Fido deserves an opportunity for betterment, too! More than just... View Article
December 26, 2017 6:53 pm
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We all love our dogs and want the very best for them. That’s why it’s so important to carefully consider the food we feed them. The right food will keep them fit, healthy, energetic and alert, helping them grow into beautiful adults and enjoy a long life. The wrong food, on the other hand, can lead to poor health and long-term health issues. The Soggy Dog has some facts and tips to help you learn more about the right food for your dog, so the next time you visit your local pet store in Henderson, NV, you’ll know just what... View Article
December 12, 2017 6:52 pm
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Holidays are the perfect opportunity to enjoy spending time with our friends and family. And what holiday celebration would be complete without our beloved pets? After you get your pup all ready for his holiday debut with a thorough grooming in Henderson, NV that makes him shine, take a few minutes to properly pet-proof the environment where he’ll be getting all the cuddles and much-deserved attention. Here are The Soggy Dog’s top holiday tips for how to spot and prevent holiday food and decoration hazards. Foods to avoid There are a number of foods that are delicious for humans but... View Article
November 28, 2017 4:10 pm
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Eating too much and gaining a few pounds happens to the best of us during the holidays, and the same thing can happen to your furry friends. There’s Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s—all holidays that are filled with food and merriment—and we want our pets to share in these food celebrations with us. What’s more is that, with so much delicious food right in front of us and leftovers in the refrigerator, eating in front of the TV and watching a holiday movie special is much more appealing than walking the dog. As the holidays end, you notice your stretchy... View Article
November 14, 2017 4:10 pm
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The holidays are a busy time for most of us. Between getting the house ready for dinner guests and shopping for groceries to prepare a feast, it’s not unusual to feel stressed. And for households with pets, it’s important that you make time to prepare your fur babies for holiday visitors. That is why you must make a plan to survive the holidays, starting with Thanksgiving. No matter your dog’s age, the time is now to practice their social skills so they can join in on the holiday fun; otherwise, they’ll likely end up spending Thanksgiving in another room away... View Article
