Spring has sprung, and it’s time to start your spring cleaning. That’s especially true if you have items around the house that can hurt your dog if you don’t get rid of them or replace them. Here are a few items all pet parents should throw away.
It’s the time of year to start spring cleaning, and dog owners in particular know how difficult that can be. Spring cleaning is a chance to do things right, get organized, and form good habits for the rest of the seasons.
One thing dog owners can count on every spring is a home covered in dog hair. There’s a reason your dog sheds more this time of year, and it’s healthy. While you may not be able to stop it, there are some things you can do to deal with the spring shedding mess.
Fleas are a nuisance to both humans and animals.
Dog marking and house soiling may smell the same, but they are two entirely different things. Learn the difference as well as how to treat and prevent both behaviors.
Some household cleaning products are loaded with chemicals, and can be harmful to your pet after prolonged exposure.
There are many things a new puppy owner has to think about and organize prior to bringing their “wee one” home and cleaning supplies is just one of them.
There are so many products on the market today and while some work better than others, I personally prefer a natural remedy for the protection of my dogs and young children.
Having a companion animal is a lifetime commitment–and sometimes that commitment involves spots and odors from urine, feces, or vomit.
If you have pets you know too well what it is like to live with gobs of hair, wonderfully scented sofas and the ever so popular urine on the carpets.
Got pets? Then you’ve probably got odors, stains, and fur in places you never knew you had.
There is nothing like that new car smell, the odor promising thousands of worry-free miles.
If you have a pet, you know how frustrating pet hair can be.
After your dog has used her dog bed for awhile, it will need to be cleaned.
Your new puppy will bring many years of joy to your family, but one of the first hurdles you will have to overcome is housetraining him.
Fleas are tiny insect parasites that live off of their host’s blood.
There are so many products on the market today and while some work better than others, I personally prefer a natural remedy for the protection of my dogs and young children.
Some household cleaning products are loaded with chemicals, and can be harmful to your pet after prolonged exposure.
Having a companion animal is a lifetime commitment–and sometimes that commitment involves spots and odors from urine, feces, or vomit.
There is a time in every dog owner’s life that calls for having a good stain and odor remover on hand–think of housetraining a puppy, or living with your geriatric dog’s mishaps, not to mention the irregular bouts of vomiting and diarrhea that occur in every dogs’ lifetime.