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While your home should be a safe place for you and your dog, there are plenty of common, everyday items you may have lying around that could be harmful to his health. Don’t let your dog get hurt in your own home. Look at this guide for tips to keep him safe.

When natural disasters strike, they often leave chaos in their wake. As scary as this can be for us, imagine how much worse it is for our dogs, who don’t have an understanding of what is happening. Find out how you can prepare your pets for natural disasters before they occur and learn how to meet their needs in trying scenarios.

People often assume that all dog food is more or less the same when it comes to quality and content, but that is not the case. The reality is that all dog foods are not created equal, and it’s up to you to find the foods that provide the best nutrition for your dog. Here are some tips to help you find the right food for your dog.

There are many advantages to living in a rural location, including beautiful scenery and a quieter home. But those living in the country can also share unique challenges, including feelings of isolation and decreased access to healthcare compared to larger cities and towns. Thankfully, even though they may not realize it, many people living in rural areas already have a natural support system that bolsters mental health—their dogs.

Rain or shine, your dog needs his walkies. Thankfully, there are a number of items available that can make walks through light rain much less of a chore. Here are some essentials to turn rainy-day walks into a more enjoyable experience.