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Divorce is never easy, and it can stress out all of your family members, even down to your dogs. While the transition period after a divorce can be chaotic and uncertain, it’s up to you to make sure that your entire family, including your beloved pup, feel supported and safe. And though your dog might not understand quite what’s going on, there are many ways you can help him with this transition.

Is your dog always scratching and biting himself? Does he have visible bumps on the skin? Is he experiencing hair loss at the tail or near the rump? If you see these signs, chances are your poor pup has fleas. Please do not fret; here we’ve compiled tried and tested home remedies for fleas on dogs.

While traditional fences have been used in the past to keep dogs safe and contained, new technology has led to wireless or invisible fences. Whereas conventional fences can be eyesores, regulated by local laws, or expensive, ‘invisible fences’ are a cheap alternative, ensuring dogs don’t escape the property through delivering a shock via a battery-powered collar. So here's everything you need to know about invisible fences.

As a dog owner, it can be tough to see a once-frisky pup begin to slow down with age. But, just because your dog has a bit more salt than pepper in his coat now, it doesn’t mean he’s lost his love of play. Read on for ideas to put a little extra pep in your senior dog’s step.

Trimming your dog's nails is a necessary part of standard care. Of course, even though he needs his nails trimmed, it doesn't mean he wants them trimmed. Read on for some tips to help you keep your dog's nails looking good without all the fuss.