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Although shedding is a natural process for pets, it can be annoying to have fur everywhere within a home. However, there are ways to manage your dog’s shedding and ensure they are healthy and comfortable while keeping your home clean. In this post, we’ll go over what shedding is, why it happens, and why it's important to use these best practices for grooming during the shedding season.

Pet ownership has surged in popularity in recent years, and millions of Americans own at least one dog. With so many people enjoying the company of a furry best friend, you may think it’s time to introduce a pup to your own household, but how do you know when the right time is? In this article, we are going to run through a checklist to help you determine whether or not you’re ready to introduce a dog into your home!

Who doesn’t like spending time outside with their furry friends? In summer, however, even warm temperatures can lead to overheating in dogs – and it’s your responsibility to ensure they stay healthy and cool enough to play fetch with you. Luckily, it takes a few precautions to keep your dog safe and sound even in a heatwave. Here’s your guide on how to keep your dog cool, how to recognize that your dog may be overheating, and what to do if they show signs of overheating.

The Rhodesian Ridgeback and the Vizsla are two unique breeds with origins in very different parts of the world! Known for their distinct short-haired, red-colored coats, it’s easy to see how these dogs could be mistaken for one another. Yet, there are a few differences that help tell them apart if you know what to look for!

It’s been a long-held standard by veterinarians that spaying or neutering pets is a non-negotiable responsibility of pet ownership. However, attitudes toward pet sterilization are beginning to change due to emerging research, advances in veterinary medicine, and evolving social attitudes. This article examines the current status of pet sterilization through recent developments and debates. We will also explore alternative methods for population control and how changes in veterinary practices could affect pet health and animal welfare.