Do Coyotes Attack Dogs? Are coyote attacks on pets common? Coyote attacks on pets, particularly cats and small to medium-sized dogs, are a growing concern in urban and suburban areas. The frequency of these attacks varies based on factors such as time of day, proximity to natural habitats, and geographical…
15 Unique Ideas for Creating a Healing Home for Anxious or Aging Dogs Aging, anxious or traumatized (rescue) dogs have unique physical and emotional needs. Comfort and support your dog with 15 easy ideas for your home. These include raised dog dishes, portable steps, orthopedic beds, thunder vests, and healing…
The Science Behind Ultrasonic Flea and Tick Repellents Many dog parents are insisting on chemical-free protection against fleas and ticks, due to potential adverse effects related to conventional pesticides. The balance of research supports ultrasonic flea and tick repellants as 94% effective and a safe part of chemical-free protection, when…
Tickless Flea & Tick Repellant:Our Real Life Experience Our experts reviewed Tickless Ultrasonic Flea & Tick Repellant based on cost, safety, effectiveness, research, water resistance and our dogs’ response. Like 94% of dogs that tested Tickless, our dogs remained tick-free for three seasons – without the use of harmful chemicals…
Avian Flu & Raw Food Diets: Can Dogs Eat Raw Chicken? Avian flu is a growing concern among poultry producers and health organizations. Recent warnings advise pet parents not to feed dogs raw poultry, but what about raw food diets that include chicken, turkey and duck? Ensure raw poultry is…
Movie Night Munchies: Is Popcorn Safe for Dogs? Be cautious when sharing popcorn with your dog on movie night. A few plain, popped kernels are ok for most healthy dogs, but avoid salt, butter, xylitol, flavorings and GMO corn. Never give popcorn to dogs with grain sensitivities or chronic illness….