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As the holidays approach, don’t forget to whip up some festive treats for your dog. Follow the steps below to make dog biscuits that will make your pooch do a happy dance.
Christmas is a wonderful time for you to deck the halls and spoil your favorite pup with presents. And although Christmas trees and their accessories can do wonders spreading holiday cheer, they can also be dangerous for dogs. The good news is that with a little planning, you can celebrate the season with a sparkling tree and keep your best friend safe. Here are six tips to dog-proof your tree and make it your pup’s safest and happiest Christmas yet.
Happy New Year! Whether it’s just you and your furry friend, the two of you plus a few close friends or a house full of party animals, here’s how to make your New Year’s Eve pet-friendly, safe and fun for everybody.
Picture this: your dog, or your dog and family, happily posing with Santa. What a perfect holiday card to mail to all your friends and family or proudly display on your mantel! If you prepare and put a little creativity into your photo project, you’re sure to collect plenty of social media likes, plus in-person oohs and awws from your picture-perfect holiday shots. Here are a few ideas for snapping the best pictures possible.
A brightly colored or cutely patterned dog sweater can be the hit of the holidays at your home. Holiday dog sweaters, available online and in stores, can sport hilarious images of reindeer, penguins, Santa or snowflakes, in color combinations reminiscent of twinkling lights: red, green, blue, orange, pink and fuchsia. Some would call these vivid colors and crazy patterns gaudy or garish, but we think an ugly holiday sweater can help make the season merry and bright! Here’s how to keep your dog’s comfort and safety in mind when shopping for or making an ugly holiday sweater.
Thanksgiving dinner can be a highlight of the holiday season for every member of the family — including your dog! With a little planning and a simple recipe, your best friend can enjoy a three-course feast that will rival the rest of your family’s fare. Each course is made especially for dogs, so it’s perfect for his palate and digestion.
Does your pet turn into a scaredy-dog during thunderstorms? If so, he's certainly not alone. Thunderstorm anxiety affects many dogs and can often increase as they age. With symptoms ranging from barking and chewing to self-injury, it can be a serious problem for both dog and owner.
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