It's great to know that your pet loves being around you. It's part of why you adopted him in the first place. Like any relationship, however, there are times when that attachment can go a step too far. When your pet acts out whenever he is left alone, it can damage both your house and your relationship. Here is how you can help your pet become a strong, independent member of your family. Read Article

Adding a four-legged member to your family is a wonderful way to bring home some fun and excitement, introduce responsibility to kids and really make a house feel like a home. If you're thinking about adding a new furry family member, that's great! But where do you start? There are plenty of options when it comes to picking out a new pet, but there are several reasons why you should consider adopting a pet from a local shelter or rescue organization. Read Article

Homelessness in America not only affects people, it affects pets. Did you know that only 1 out of every 10 dogs born will find a permanent home? Homeless animals outnumber homeless people 5 to 1. Each year, approximately 2.7 million dogs and cats are killed every year because shelters are too full and there are not enough adoptive homes. Read Article

After a long day at work we can all agree that the comforts of home help us to relax and escape from the stressful environment. Imagine how well-rested you feel in the morning after sleeping on a comfortable bed. The right bed makes all the difference in how well your body feels, especially your back. As we have humanized our pets to live indoors with us, they, too, require some TLC when it comes to their bedding! Read Article

Pets have been and always will be a crucial piece to a family. They are each family member's own unique escape; to unburden from the day, to play and have fun, to hold and cry. A recent study has uncovered that kids view pets as their best friends, not a brother or sister. Read Article

The unthinkable happened. You thought you closed the back gate, but it didn't latch all the way and now Fido has gotten out of the backyard. While most pets will have on a collar that has all your important information on it, there is a possibility that it can fall off and then how will anyone know who Fido belongs to? This is where the microchipping technology can come in and save the day. Read Article

According to the National Council of Pet Population Study & Policy and the National Humane Society, a family pet is lost every two seconds in North America. The organizations also report that more than 10 million pets are lost each year and one out of three pets will be lost during its lifetime. Read Article

Even on our worst days, our dogs and cats give us unconditional love. No matter our mood, they love us and show it in their own unique ways Read Article

Scrub a dub dub, pups in the tub! When it comes to bath time for your pets even the most well-researched pet parent can make some small mistakes. Every pet has their own needs and comfort level and as their parent you need to be perceptive of that. Read Article

Let's be honest, no matter how much we love our pets there comes a time when we can't bear to have them in our face because of their bad breath. A sign of bad breath means your pup needs more than an at-home teeth cleaning because they could be at risk of gum disease. Read Article

Looking after an animal can be a lot of hard work, and some animals can create huge messes. But if you have the means to take care of one it is something you should do. Animals are great companions not only for grown adults but for children. Read Article

Traveling with anyone can create some stressful situations but adding a pet into the mix can make those situations even worse. By plane, train or automobile, use these tips to be prepared for your next travels. Read Article

As a pet parent, you are proud of the name you chose for your newest family member. But did you know what you choose to name your animal says a lot about you? Do you ever wonder what other people think about you when they hear your pets name? Read Article

Grooming your pet is a huge part of taking care of your pet. Most animals tend to like the extra attention it gives them and can be taught to love it at any age. Regularly grooming your pet will help maintain a healthy relationship with them but will also give you a reason to check in your pet to see if there are any problems that need medical attention. Read Article

As much as we wish it didn't happen, we can't stop it, our pets do age. As pet parents, it's hard to notice the gradual changes but one day you'll notice that Max can't jump on the bed anymore. Watch out for the following conditions and how to deal with the symptoms. Experts say to start recording their activity at their fourth birthday and track any changes in their behavior. Read Article

Living in a home with multiple animals, fleas are the last thing you want your pets to catch, but sometimes it happens. Dealing with fleas in a furry household can be trickier than dealing with just one animal, so learn some ways to get rid of fleas in your house. Read Article

Say goodbye to the winter germs and hello to all the new spring smells! The beginning of spring is the perfect time to clean your house. For pet owners, this can mean more in-depth cleaning in areas other people don't have to worry about. We will give you some helpful tips and tricks so that cleaning up after your pet seems a little less daunting. Read Article

If you are a pet owner, you have an opinion about kennels. You either use one or you don't. You may use a plastic kennel or a wire kennel. You may only use one for travel or use it every day. Whatever your thoughts on kennels are, this article will educate you on why you should use a kennel, and why you should use plastic over wire. Read Article