by Melissa English | May 25, 2018 | Pets at Home, Recent Blog Posts
You have planned the vacation of your dreams; all things are set. And in just a few weeks, you’ll be off and enjoying a wonderful 10-day vacation with, or to see your family, go on a cruise, or just get away for a while. You have already shelled out so much...
by Barbie Klapp | Apr 19, 2018 | Recent Blog Posts
What is Xylitol? Xylitol is a natural substance often substituted as a sweetener due to its low caloric content, glycemic index, and slow absorption rate in the human digestive system. Chemically, xylitol is a sugar alcohol (or polyalcohol) that contains two-thirds...
by Barbie Klapp | Apr 16, 2018 | Recent Blog Posts
We all want the best food for our pets, but what does that mean? With the recent push for celiac disease acceptance bringing more foods without gluten, dog food providers have also been jumping on the grain-free wagon. As it turns out, research does not...
by Daylan Brazis | Apr 12, 2018 | All About Dogs, Recent Blog Posts
As a positive dog trainer, I utilize food rewards to help create positive associations and reinforce learned and desired behaviors. There are many different options to choose from but I often find myself falling back on certain foods and brands of treats time and time...
by Lauren Pescarus | Apr 9, 2018 | Recent Blog Posts
Forty years ago, feline parvovirus was the reason most cats died an early death. While it is the first vaccine a cat will have, cases of the infection are almost never reported. After years of rigorous vaccination standards and feral cat population control, feline...
by Daylan Brazis | Mar 29, 2018 | Recent Blog Posts
Snellville Dog Trainer writes that without an understanding of dog body language and behavior, dog owners may accidentally label dangerous fighting as play or positive interactions as aggression. Dog-to-dog play is a healthy behavior most dogs choose to take part in,...
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