Month: February 2022

  • What Info Should My Dog Have On Its ID Tag?

    What Info Should My Dog Have On Its ID Tag?

    Tags are a legal requirement on dogs when they are in public places. Dog tags typically feature the following basic information:  The name of the owner Owner’s complete home address  Home phone number and alternative phone number(s) Email address  Medical needs such as deafness, blindness, or any such disability  Other information that you consider relevant…

  • Does Your Dog Have an Instagram?

    Does Your Dog Have an Instagram?

    Social media has done a great deal by way of connecting the whole world via various platforms. Over the years, huge stars have emerged for various reasons ranging from creative to downright hilarious.  However, this social media stardom phenomenon isn’t located to humans alone. Dogs and pups all over the world have become viral sensations…

  • How Often Should I Groom My Dog?

    How Often Should I Groom My Dog?

    Various aspects of grooming are typically done at different times. For instance, brushing is recommended at least 1 to 3 times a week, baths every 1 to 2 months, and trimming of the areas around the paws, ears, face, and sensitive areas around every 4 to 6 weeks. Visiting a professional groomer should be done…

  • Keeping Your Dog Warm With Clothes This Winter

    Keeping Your Dog Warm With Clothes This Winter

    Keeping your dog warm both indoors and outdoors is an essential one, particularly if they’ve got short fur. Beyond the stylish and smart appearance that a clothed dog has, the functionality – helping to maintain body heat is the major aspect here. We would be covering the various clothing items that you would be needing…

  • Dog Dental Month is a Reminder To Keep Those Teeth Clean

    Dog Dental Month is a Reminder To Keep Those Teeth Clean

    Keeping your dog’s teeth clean is a non-negotiable aspect of maintaining their general hygiene.  Apart from less serious consequences of poor dental health such as mouth odor, a more serious problem could arise in the form of plaque.  Eventually, plaque mixing with other minerals in the mouth hardens to become tartar which eventually causes gum…

  • Does Your Dog Have A New Year’s Resolution?

    Does Your Dog Have A New Year’s Resolution?

    As the year comes to an end, it is a tradition for most people to begin making plans for the approaching year.  A new year’s resolution could either be to change an undesirable habit, continue with a good one, or achieve a goal. As a dog owner, making plans and seeing to it that they…