healthy pet

Pets are essential creatures to both the pet owner and the environment at large. One of the most prevalent pet species is dogs, and understandably so. They've been man's best friend for thousands of years, and that unique connection has continued to flourish into our present age. Canines provide loyalty, companionship, and protection from danger.

When you’re taking care of a dog who’s getting older, you have to be extra attentive to his or her health. Senior dogs are at a greater risk for a variety of different health conditions, and they may begin to experience age-related mobility impairments. Here are some tips on how you can help your senior dog stay happy and healthy.

Happiness is a warm puppy. ~ Charles M. Schulz

Our sweet Gracie loves to romp in the snow, but winter is rough on dog paws, and much like human skin, their pads will get dry and cracked from exposure to cold and snow and wet cement. But in case you didn’t know, all the stuff we use to minimize ice for our safety can be extremely hazardous to dogs.

Did you know that dogs can actually be poisoned by rock salt and chemical de-icers, and in some cases can actually die!? Holy Moly!