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We’ve rounded up the pick of the litter in advice, tips, and recommended products for your best friend at every stage of life.

Why Does My Dog Pee On The Bed
  • Kristen Levine
  • Dog Behavior, Dog Pee Problems, Dogs

Why Does My Dog Pee On My Bed? Expert Help to Make it Stop

Is your dog peeing on your bed? Get my expert tips on how to make it stop. Plus, find out why your pup is peeing in the wrong place. And I’ll tell you my absolute favorite enzyme cleaner to treat your pee-soaked laundry.

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How To Get Your Dog To Use The Dog Litter Box
  • Kristen Levine
  • Dog Pee Problems, Dogs, Solutions (Faux Paws)

Can Dogs Use a Litter Box? Steps to Get Your Dog Started on Indoor Peeing

Is a dog litter box right for your dog? Or should you use an artificial grass pad? There are a few circumstances where it may be best to teach your dog how to pee indoors.

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  • Kristen Levine
  • Dog Grooming, Dogs

How to Stop Dogs from Shedding: 7 Practical Tips to Control Dog Hair in Your Home

It's normal for dogs to shed. However certain breeds and health conditions may make your dog shed more than usual. If your dog is shedding excessively, make sure they have the proper nutritional intake, are free from fungal and parasitic infections, are properly hydrated, and regularly bathed and groomed.

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How To End Your Dog's Urine Marking
  • Kristen Levine
  • Adult Dog, Dog Behavior, Dog Pee Problems, Dogs

How to Stop a Dog from Marking in the House for Good

Urine marking is a behavioral issue, not caused by poor housebreaking or needing to urinate frequently. Marking is more common in male dogs, but some female dogs may also mark. Causes include anxiety, not being neutered or fixed, lack of exercise, medical issues, habit, and the smell of urine not properly cleaned.

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  • Kristen Levine
  • Blog, Dog Health & Safety

Can Dogs Eat Bananas?

Whether you enjoy sharing food with your furry BFF or not, chances are high that your pup spends a decent amount of their day waiting for you to drop a scrap of food you’re preparing from the counter to the…

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  • Kristen Levine
  • Blog, Dog Health & Safety

Can Dogs Eat Blueberries?

As far as superfoods go, blueberries are one of the best fruits that humans can eat. They’re light, refreshing, and packed full of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that help keep us strong, energized, and healthy. For dog lovers, this begs…

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  • Kristen Levine
  • Blog, Dog Product Reviews, Dogs

6 Eco-Friendly Pet Products I Got On My PetSmart Shopping Spree

On my last trip to PetSmart, I was on a mission to find top of the line, eco-friendly pet products that both my dog and I would love.  Here’s why I was so doggone set on shopping for eco-friendly supplies…

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  • Kristen Levine
  • Blog, Dog Product Reviews, Dogs

My Review of Hill’s Science Diet Sensitive Stomach and Skin

Choosing a pet food is a hot topic, and a sensitive one. Especially for dogs with sensitive stomachs. What’s right for one dog may not be good for another. And if your pup has tummy issues, you’re probably leery (rightly…

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  • Kristen Levine
  • Blog, Dog Anxiety, Dog Grooming, Dogs

Grooming Anxiety: Help Your Dog Conquer Fear of Nail Trims and More

For some dogs, a trip to the groomer isn't a relaxing day at the spa. It's their worst nightmare and it generates intense anxiety. We talked to a Fear Free® certified dog groomer and got expert tips on how to…

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  • Kristen Levine
  • Adult Dog, Blog, Dog Health & Safety, Dogs

How to Comfort a Dog With Pancreatitis

Pancreatitis can be a life-threatening health issue if left untreated. Your veterinarian will give you the right treatment plan to help your dog heal.  However, your fur family will need lots of TLC from you on their road to recovery.…

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6 Helpful Tips To Manage Your Dogs Leash Reactivity
  • Kristen Levine
  • Adult Dog, Blog, Dog Anxiety, Dog Behavior, Dog Lifestages, Dogs

6 Helpful Tips to Manage Your Dog’s Leash Reactivity

Throwback pic to when I was out for a walk with my dog Tulip and my late buddy, Chilly. Leash reactivity is when a dog overreacts to stimuli while on a leash. These dogs can be trained to walk politely. But it takes…

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