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As responsible dog owners, we do everything possible to keep our pets safe. But did you know that keeping your dog safe from some illnesses and parasites can keep you and your family safe as well? There are a few diseases that can be passed from dogs to their owners, so it’s a good idea to learn about them to protect your dog and yourself.

While you may brush your teeth every day, you may not be giving the same attention to your dog’s choppers. Tooth decay can lead to a variety of dangerous diseases, and the pain that it can cause for your dog is completely unnecessary and avoidable. Learn how consistent dental care can keep your canine safe and help him live a longer life.

If Easter is one of your favorite holidays, you can make it even more special sharing some of that spring fun with your dog. Here are five ways to enjoy Easter with your pooch.

If you’re caring for a puppy, she’s going to require the right food to grow properly and healthily. But, while you may be meeting her nutritional needs with puppy formula, it is important to know when it’s time to make the change to adult dog food. Find out why puppy food is important, and learn why switching to adult food is equally important when a dog reaches maturity.

As a dog owner, it’s a fact that you will need to travel with your dog in a vehicle at some point. But driving with a dog isn’t always as simple as it sounds, and there are things you will need to do to ensure that you, your dog, and others will be protected. Learn about some of the dangers of driving with your dog, and find out what you can do to keep your car trips safe.