Dog Tips

Dogs are “a man’s best friend” and for good reason. Due to their loyal and selfless personality, there are numerous reasons why dogs are better than cats.  In addition, since dogs are generally a lot higher energy than cats, there are several differences between the two species.   We love all …

Looking for some things you can do for your dog this Valentine’s Day? You should be! Dogs bless our lives each day with unconditional love, so it’s only fitting that we celebrate the day of love with them. Here are 11 different ways you can surprise your furpal this year. …

If you’re thinking of introducing a furbaby into the family, the first step is evaluating how they will get along with your human babies. Every breed has the potential to be friendly or not depending on how they’re trained and socialized. However, there are some breeds that are known to …

If you have ever tried to look for a good dog sitting place in a large city, you would surely find that it is very hard to do. There are a lot of scammers and hustlers out there in the world who would just wait till you are about to …

You put the bowl down slowly, but your dog has been eyeing it out since she woke up. She pounces and then all of the sudden it’s all gone. Vanished. Like it was never there. Was it even there? If you have a dog who doubles as a food vacuum …

Cancer is now the #1 killer of dogs and cats, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association. “Cancer rates in pets are alarmingly high, even in young pets,” says Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Shawn Messonnier, founder of Paws & Claws Animal Hospital in Plano, Texas. “Almost 50% of dogs and more …

DogSpot, a NYC-based pet-tech startup is providing a hi-tech sidewalk sanctuary for dogs. It’s designed to provide a safe, warm spot for dogs to hang out while their owners run quick errands. It normally costs $0.30/min but is now free for shoppers to use, courtesy of Purina. Shoppers can use …

Almost 50% of all dogs will develop cancer, according to the American Veterinary Medical Society. To protect dogs and cats against the threat of cancer, US researchers are looking to Asia and studying medicinal mushrooms that people in China and Japan have used for centuries to combat cancer and other life-threatening diseases. “Certain mushrooms contain agents …