Jackob Evans 
If you think human children grow up fast, you’ve never had a puppy! One day, you’ve got this roly-poly ball of jiggly skin and fat, and the next they’re all legs and sass. Certain types of dogs reach adulthood faster than others, and others grow quickly but remain in a puppy state of mind well … Read more
By definition, a designer dog breed is a mix of two or more purebreds, and they’re growing in popularity among Americans. A designer breed may sound like a mutt, but there are breeders out there devoted exclusively to these new “breeds”. If you’ve never heard of a designer breed or you’re curious about the most … Read more
Can Dogs Eat Imitation Crab? What is Imitation Crab Meat? Bearing in mind that the question is “can dogs eat imitation crab meat or not? Your answer to this question should be a hard NO! But why? let’s find out! While you might be hearing about imitation meat for the first time, chances are you … Read more
Weeds are the natural enemy of any passionate gardener. But with furry paws in the picture, it can be hard to find an herbicide to get rid of your weeds without sending your pup to the emergency vet. Many herbicides use incredibly harsh chemicals to char or burn the roots of the invading plants, most … Read more
There are lots of gear to consider when you and your furry pal are gearing up for a hiking or camping trip. One of the best pieces of gear you can have would be a dog pack which allows your dog to take some of the burden during excursions. Dogs also like the sense of … Read more
For dog owners, it can be difficult to find rodent traps that are safe to keep in the house. Luckily, there are rodent traps available that are safe around pets. Here are our top three mouse traps that are safe to use around dogs. Recommend Products Frequently Asked Questions About Dog Safe Mouse Traps Are … Read more
You’re on the trail hunting with your best furry pal when all of a sudden a sharp yelp splits the air. Your insides freeze up and you go racing ahead for your dog, losing the trail you were both on, to find blood absolutely everywhere. Your pup’s got a cut pad and he’ll be out … Read more
Has your dog been barking at the rustling in your garbage cans at night? Have you woken to find your trash strewn about your yard? Are you just looking for a genuine raccoon hide? Raccoons are one of the most common urban and rural scavengers in North America. They are highly adaptable, intelligent creatures with … Read more
Pesticides have the potential to improve agricultural output and it keeps your family safe from harmful bugs. When it comes to your home or personal use, the application of pesticides should always err on the side of non-toxic and pet-friendly solutions. Animals are naturally curious, so it is easy to imagine your four-legged family members … Read more
When you think of cranberries, you might think of the gelatinous mass of magenta that’s been served at your Thanksgiving dinners since you could remember. Luckily, there are far better ways to eat cranberries, so you can set that memory aside and focus on fresh and dried cranberries now that you’re a grown-up. This tart … Read more
Having a dog with a sensitive stomach is a mess (literally and figuratively). There’s frequent vomiting, loose stools, days of inappetence, and a generally miserable dog. If your vet has given you the all clear in regards to your dog’s health and these symptoms have been narrowed down to a sensitive stomach, the first step … Read more
Dogs can be pretty gross. If you’ve had a dog for more than 20 minutes, you’ve surely seen them do some pretty repulsive things. While we cringe when they’re rolling in something mysterious and brown, a dog has a very different idea of what smells and tastes good. Why Do Dogs Lick Human Feet? There … Read more
Declawing cats has been controversial for years. Sometimes there are legitimate reasons for doing it, such as curbing household destruction in lieu of euthanasia or rehoming. Whether or not you agree with declawing cats, it’s a common surgical procedure in the vast majority of veterinary clinics. Dogs have nails–not quite like cats do–but they can … Read more
It’s scary having your dog diagnosed with kidney disease. Unfortunately, the disease isn’t reversible, but it is manageable, meaning your dog is able to live a normal life if they get the care and diet they need. What your dog eats is going to be incredibly important when they have renal issues, so knowing what’s … Read more
Dogs with congestive heart failure are usually put on a low-sodium diet to prolong their life and mitigate symptoms of the disease. Unfortunately, dog food manufacturers aren’t required to list sodium content on their foods, so unless you purchase a prescription diet, you have to do extra research to find a suitable food for your … Read more