January 17, 2022 11:41 pm
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Pampering your pet is one of the best parts of owning a dog. It’s fun to come home from a tough day and realize that you can make your pooch happy by giving them that special treat that they love. Part of this spoiling is feeding your dog people food, but there are actually quite a few foods that you should never give to your pet. Things like chocolate, dairy, alcohol, nuts and grapes can all cause symptoms ranging from indigestion to death and, of course, must be avoided. There are also some healthy human foods for dogs, so read... View Article
January 3, 2022 11:40 pm
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All of us love to take care of our furry friends, and, if we’re being honest, most of us take this into spoiling territory. It can be a fun thing to pamper your pet with toys and treats, but it’s also important to remember that some of these items can actually harm your animals. There are quite a few foods to avoid giving to dogs because they can prompt anything from mild discomfort to severe illness or death. Read on for more insight into what foods should never be balanced on your pooch’s nose or served in their monogrammed bowl:... View Article
September 22, 2021 11:19 pm
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The holiday season can be a joyous occasion for you, and it may even be an exciting time for your pet. But just like humans, our pets can also get stressed out during the holidays. It’s important for us to take extra care of them and keep an eye out for any potential holiday hazards, including dangerous decorations for pets. Here are some common holiday pet hazards to watch out for. Guests It can be exciting to have guests over, but it can also be overwhelming for pets. This is especially true for cats, who tend to be more aloof... View Article
June 3, 2021 8:06 pm
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Southern Nevada regularly sees summertime temperatures in the triple digits. That’s unpleasant enough for humans, but it’s downright painful for dogs. Not only are they coated in fur, but their exposed skin (nose and paws, primarily) can be sun damaged, too. Your dog’s paws might be tough, but they’re still sensitive to boiling-hot pavement and asphalt. Here are some summer dog safety tips to keep your pets safe in Henderson, NV. How hot is too hot? Did you know asphalt and other dark pavement can get as hot as 140 degrees Fahrenheit? In the peak hours (around 2 to 4... View Article
April 15, 2021 3:58 pm
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With temperatures starting to rise in Henderson, NV, it’s important to be fully informed about warm weather pet safety. Dogs can suffer a litany of issues when exposed to hot weather for a long period of time, including heat stroke and dehydration. There are many simple ways to keep your pet safe this spring and summer. This might include keeping their water bowls full of fresh water and cutting back on exercise during especially hot days. If you’re wondering how to help your dog when it’s hot, read on for some tips that any Henderson, NV resident can use. Routinely... View Article
