Jarrett Webster
7 Ways You Can Celebrate Your Furry Friend on National Pet Day
Did you know that April 11th is National Pet Day? Now you do! We celebrate every year to recognize and appreciate how lucky we are to have faithful furry, feathery, scaly, or slimy companions. This holiday is a special reminder for us to remember and take excellent care of those unheard voices who praise us and thank us wordlessly for our care every day. So, to celebrate this year, here are seven things you can do with your pets to make this pet day special: 1. Look After Your Pet’s Hygiene Unless your pet is a fish, few of our...
Jarrett Webster
Should I Get a 2nd Dog for My Dog's Anxiety?
Have you been thinking about getting a second dog to calm the first dog’s anxiety over separation? There are some things you should know about dog psychology before making that decision. The problems with separation anxiety Every day it’s the same. As soon as you grab your keys and start heading for the door, your little friend starts to act up. Your dog becomes a fluffy flurry of fur and teeth. The barking is obnoxious! No matter what you do, it seems like you can never calm down your dog enough to leave the house in peace. Some days you...
Jarrett Webster
How Do I Know if My Dog Has Anxiety?
As a pet owner, it’s important to know if your dog has anxiety so you can help them cope with their stress. Communication is one of the hardest parts of having a furry companion. They can’t easily express themselves to us when they are in distress, which is why it’s vital to be familiar with their body language so you can help when something is wrong. Fortunately, there are some tell-tale signs of anxiety in dogs and some easy ways to treat it when it comes up. Here’s everything you need to know about noticing anxiety in your furry friend....
Jarrett Webster
What Kinds of People Food Can Goldendoodles Eat?
It’s pretty natural for owners to wonder what will happen if their Goldendoodles eat people food. Caution is merited because dogs can’t always eat the same food as humans. Dogs have slightly different systems that make certain foods toxic. From an evolutionary standpoint, dogs evolved to eat the lean meats of wild animals. Some foods we eat aren’t meant for dogs and can cause vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, and other severe consequences. To watch out for your pooch, make sure you feed them the kind of food they can stomach! Can All Dogs Eat the Same Foods? The differences between dog...
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