It’s well established that sudden loud noises, such as fireworks or thunderstorms, commonly trigger a dog’s anxiety. And now new research suggests everyday sounds in our homes can be extremely stressful for dogs. And some can be painful.
Most of us have tried it – leaving the television on for our pets as a way to entertain them while we’re away. Is it a good idea? Does it work? Should we limit screen time? The answers are just what we always knew.
If your holiday travel plans include a visit to a foreign county, chances are you won’t be able to bring your dog along with you. Amid growing concern over disease, the CDC has banned pets on planes to or from more than 100 countries in a rare “temporary suspension.”
While the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted everyday life this year, it’s also taken a toll on our furry best friends’ eating habits, activity level and it’s driving pet obesity that could affect their quality of life.
As we emerge from the isolation of coronavirus, demand for our Grooming Spa is exploding. With the arrival of new pets every day and what we’re treating, we decided to sound the alarm on pet hair matting.
The isolation we’re all experiencing amid coronavirus presents an opportunity to strengthen the bond we share with our pets. But experts are sounding a new alarm – all of the time together could actually damage a pet’s health.