Kristen Levine Pet Living Stories, Science & Advice for Living Happier & Healthier with Pets
with these articles, tips, and products for the top dog in your life.
with these articles, tips, and products for the top dog in your life.
Bathing a dog isn’t necessarily easy, pleasant, or neat for anyone involved! The BarkBath can take the fuss out of giving your dog a bath!
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Whether the winter turns your pet into a snow angel or a couch potato, these tips will keep him warm and safe all season long.
Pets are creatures of habit, and they love routine! So when summer ends and the family returns to the old routine of school and work, the transition can be tough. Here are some tips to make the change a bit smoother and establish a new routine that the furry family members can get used to.
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It’s a sad fact that the battle to keep off the extra weight isn’t something that we pet parents fight alone. It happens to our pets pretty much the same way it could happen to any of us. They eat a little too much (or a little too much of the wrong stuff!), exercise a little too sporadically, and it starts to catch up with them. We want our pets to live the longest, healthiest lives possible, so we’ll do everything we can to help them fight the battle of the bulge. These weight loss tips for pets will help.
Did you know that pets can suffer from seasonal allergies? It may sound crazy, but it’s fur real! Just like some of their pet parents, many animal are allergic to tree pollen, grass, dust mites and other environmental allergens. If your pet is constantly scratching, chewing, biting, or licking, then chances are that he may be suffering from allergies. There are many options for relieving allergies in animals, and one of them will probably be right for your pet!
It never fails. I’m walking my dog Chilly and suddenly he comes to a screeching halt, nose to the ground, unwilling to budge. I don’t even have to look to know what it is: another dog’s poop. For some reason, he finds the “deposits” of other canines intensely interesting.
Personally, I find it interesting that some people don’t bother to pick up poop in the first place.
Now, I know this isn’t the most fun chore in the world, but it’s the right thing to do. So the next time you responsibly stoop to scoop, take a moment to learn from it.
Seriously!
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