In spite of hearing, again and again, of the dangers in leaving a dog inside a car when the temperature is rising, people continue to do it. They think they’ll be gone for “just a minute,” or don’t understand that the glass in a car gives a greenhouse effect that substantially raises the temperature inside. […]
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In the Hands of a Healer
Was our dangerously ill dog saved by an ancient healing technique called Reiki? For the skeptics of non-traditional medicine, this case makes us think that Shakespeare was right: “There are more things in heaven and earth . . . than are dreamt of in your philosophy.”
7 Ways to Keep Your Dog Safe and Happy on Vacation
Summer is on its way and many of us will go on vacation, taking our dogs with us. Jessica Brody gives us a quick checklist to keep our beloved pooch healthy and happy during this time. Also check out many of the links she provided in her research for this post. As usual, Jessica found […]
How to Prevent the Worst With a Doggie in the Home
Many of us have come home to a dog who seems to have spent the day destroying everything! Or, worse, is injured or ill because we failed to take appropriate precautions. Either scenario is devastating. Guest blogger, Jessica Brody, reminds us of some basic safety precautions — some of which you may not have considered.
Helping Your Pet Cross Over with Reiki
The holidays can be bursting with fun and energy or a striking contrast to the unhappy reality of impending loss. This is especially true for those whose pets are critically ill or aged. Dr. Wilson describes a technique long used for healing, that may be effective for your beloved pet and equally helpful for you […]
Important Yard And Garden Safety For Service Dogs
With the advent of spring, our dogs will enjoy the yard and garden just as we do. In spite of the beautiful weather, however, Jenny Holt provides some important safety tips we dog lovers must keep in mind.
Keeping Fido Happy and Healthy During the Colder Months
Bernie-the-Boxer shares some canine wisdom to help your service or pet dog stay warm, safe and healthy during the cold winter months.
Cannabis for ailing pets
As medical marijuana becomes more common as an aide to help people with various illnesses, another variety is slowly slipping into the arena to help pets. Some claim it’s a miracle drug; others site no difference. But, if you think you might want to try it to help your own ill pet, first know there […]
Review: The Best Food for Your Dog (Did yours make the list?)
Selecting nutritious dog food for your service dog or family pet isn’t easy. Labels are confusing and the wrong choice can be downright dangerous.
Solving Dog Behavior Problems
Behavior problems preclude many service dogs from completing their training AND are the primary reason dogs end up in shelters. Tom Clarke, Marketing Manager for the Australian company, “Greyhounds as Pets,” has composed a brilliant infographic outlining and simplifying this serious problem.
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