How to Safely Travel with Your Dog

by puppy on December 20, 2011

No one wants to leave their four-legged friend behind however, it is important to take necessary steps to ensure safe pet travel. Jumping in the car and heading to your destination without a little careful thought and a plan could ultimately lead to disaster, especially if you are traveling a long distance. At the same time, many assume that they don’t have to put too much thought into safety if they are only driving a few miles, this is absolutely not true!

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Dog-Friendly Holiday Rental Accommodation

by puppy on December 20, 2011

Finding adequate holiday accommodation can be a challenge for any family, but for those bringing along their four-legged family members as well, it can be even tougher. By reading through this guide on how to find pet friendly holiday cottages, bungalows or even cabins, you can ensure that your vacation is enjoyable for everyone, including the family dog.

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These three movie star dogs have left an everlasting paw print on the collective American heart. Truly man’s best friend, these three canines especially exemplify the special bond between human and animal, gaining just as much, or more, celebrity as their human counterparts. Though their dog days have long passed (all dogs go to heaven), the magnanimity of their roles in our lives is safely captured in the time capsule of film for newer generations to appreciate.

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Five Reasons to Consider In-Home Pet Euthanasia

by Guest Blogger on November 20, 2011

An ill or aging pet can be a stressful situation for all involved. Taking that pet to a veterinarian’s office to be euthanized can add additional, unnecessary stress to the situation not only for the owner, but especially for the pet. For some, in-home euthanasia may be a better option for a variety of reasons.

Less Stress on the Family

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Pet Care 101: Keeping Small Animals Warm in the Winter

November 9, 2011 Uncategorized

Animals of any size require many basic necessities: food, water and love. During the winter months, small animals may require additional help in staying warm. This is crucial no matter what the animal is: a small dog, kitten, rabbit, guinea pig, hamster or even a lizard. Fortunately, there are many ways to keep small animals warm during the cold winter months.

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The Pros and Cons of Purchasing Pet Insurance

October 18, 2011 Uncategorized

Americans spend billions of dollars each year on their pets. With so much money being spent, it’s no surprise that many people are contemplating investing in pet insurance for their furry, scaly or slimy companions. As with any type of insurance, there are several pros and cons of buying pet insurance.

Coverage of Pet Insurance

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Big Brother is Watching

August 17, 2011 Uncategorized

Big Brother is Watching
Having a big dog has many perks. For one, they are always a conversation piece. We can’t go anywhere with our massive Bloodhound Basil without getting into a conversation about how handsome and big he is. Most people think of Basset Hounds when they think of Bloodhounds, so they are shocked when they hear that our small horse is indeed a Bloodhound.

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Your Dog- His Adult & Senior Years

August 10, 2011 Uncategorized

Age 2-6 Months

When your dog is at approximately eight weeks, he’ll start to socialize more with humans. At around ten weeks of age, it is okay to separate your dog from his siblings and mother. 

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Three Cat & Kitten Questions Answered

August 10, 2011 Uncategorized

Cat care is simple once you learn the basics. Here are three common questions that new cat owners often have, along with answers that can help you give your kitty the best possible care.

1) How do I care for my new kitten?

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Puppy-Dogs.com Features Pet Photographer Lauren Kaplan

August 3, 2011 Articles

This week we are featuring Philadelphia Pet Photographer, Lauren Kaplan. The inspiration for her starting down the path of Pet Photography was simple, to capture and document the last days of her dog Norma before she passed. That labor of love grew into a new passion, and people began to take notice in a big way. Her ability to capture the expression and emotion of her canine subjects really sets her apart. For more information about Lauren’s Pet Photography, visit www.petimagery.com

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