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When it comes to your pet’s health, don’t bark up the wrong tree! Get trusted advice on everything from basic dog care to safety do’s and don’ts.

how to easily clean your dogs eyes and ears at home
  • Kristen Levine
  • Blog, Dog Health & Safety, Dogs

How to Easily Clean Your Dog’s Ears and Eyes at Home

Cleaning your dog's eyes and ears can be difficult, as those areas are so sensitive. That’s why having the right products, setting, and tools are important. Why It’s Important to Clean Your Dog’s Eyes and Ears Taking care of your…

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Irish Setter panting
  • Kristen Levine
  • Blog, Dog Health & Safety, Dogs

5 Reasons Why Your Dog is Panting So Much and When to Be Concerned

There's nothing cuter than a happy, playful dog with bright eyes and a tongue hanging out. But what if your dog is panting at rest? You might be concerned there's something wrong. While this article is not intended to diagnose…

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best dog beds for arthritis
  • Kristen Levine
  • Blog, Dog Health & Safety, Dog Product Reviews, Dogs, Product Reviews, Senior Dog

The Absolute Best Dog Beds for Dogs with Arthritis

Arthritis is the most common chronic disease among dogs. One way to help them is with soft and supportive dog beds made to help dogs with arthritis.

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non toxic plants safe for dogs
  • Kristen Levine
  • Adult Dog, Dog Health & Safety, Dogs

25 Beautiful and Non-Toxic Plants for Dogs

Whether you’re looking for a small plant for your windowsill or some flowers for the front yard, it’s important to make sure your plants are safe for dogs. This post will help you make sure your house plants are pup-friendly and paw-somely toxin-free!

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best dog shampoo for itchy skin
  • Kristen Levine
  • Blog, Dog Grooming, Dog Health & Safety, Dog Product Reviews, Dogs, Product Reviews

The Best Dog Shampoo for Itchy Skin and Dermatitis

Is there really a BEST dog shampoo for itchy skin? Yes! And you don't need a prescription. Here's why I recommend only one medicated dog shampoo for dogs with itchy skin from dermatitis or other skin ailments.

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how to keep your dog hydrated and cool in summer
  • Kristen Levine
  • Adult Dog, Cat Health & Safety, Cats, Dog Health & Safety, Dogs

How to Hydrate a Dog or Cat: 7 Ways to Keep Your Pets Cool This Summer

Summer heat puts dogs at risk for dehydration. Here's exactly how much water your dog needs each day, plus some fun ways to keep them cool!

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Everything You Need to Know About Hot Spots in Dogs
  • Kristen Levine
  • Adult Dog, Dog Health & Safety, Dogs, Solutions (Faux Paws)

Everything You Need to Know About Hot Spots on Dogs

Hot spots heal best when they get early treatment. Learn how to identify if your dog has a hot spot and how to heal it quickly!

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what it means when your dog vomits
  • Kristen Levine
  • Dog Behavior, Dog Health & Safety, Dogs

Everything You Need to Know About Your Dog Vomiting

No one likes to see their precious pup feeling poorly, but it’s important to know whether it’s a simple tummy upset or something more serious. From vomiting versus regurgitation to a dog vomit color guide, here’s everything you need to know about your dog vomiting.

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is rawhide bad for dogs
  • Kristen Levine
  • Adult Dog, Dog Health & Safety, Dog Product Reviews, Dogs, Product Reviews

Is Rawhide Bad for Dogs? Here are 5 Better Treats for Your Dog

Rawhide has been a popular dog treat for decades, but more and more pet parents are asking themselves: is rawhide bad for dogs? This article will show you the pros and cons of rawhide chews as well as multiple safe and healthy chewing treat alternatives for your pup.

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

Why Do Dogs Reverse Sneeze?

You’re going about your day when all of a sudden your dog comes to an abrupt stop and begins making a loud snorting sound, along with wheezing and honking. The attack is alarming and lasts anywhere between a few seconds…

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best way to clean dog toys
  • Kristen Levine
  • Adult Dog, Dog Health & Safety, Dogs, Puppy, Solutions (Faux Paws)

How to Wash Dog Toys So They’re Actually Clean

It's important to wash dog toys regularly to avoid bacterial overgrowth that can be harmful to you and your pets. A bioenzymatic cleaner will eat the bacteria that causes odor and slime. And washing your dog's toys every 2-4 weeks gives you a chance to manually inspect for loose or broken parts that may hurt your dog.

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  • Kristen Levine
  • Dog Health & Safety

Can Dogs Eat Watermelon?

In the heat of summer, nothing sounds better than a sweet, juicy slice of fresh-cut watermelon. Watermelon is refreshing, tasty, and a perfect snack any time of day. If you’re wondering, “Can dogs eat watermelon?” because you don’t want your…

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