How to treat hot spots in dogs
Dogs can develop hot spots for many reasons, but the most common reasons are seasonal or topical allergies, food allergies or a food intolerance. Hot spots are red, open wounds that often become infected and are made worse by your dog licking and chewing on them. A...
Dehydrated Pet Food – Perfect Winter Feast
Have you ever tried dehydrated pet food your pet? Now that it’s winter, it’s a great time to try it. With temperatures outside dropping, a warm meal may be just what your dog or cat is craving. Dehydrated food is made by gently drying the food. Our...
Staying Safe This Winter – Pets and Cold Weather
Winter is here and we have some tips for how to handle pets and cold weather. Winter is a great time for snuggling with your pets by the fire, playing catch with snowballs and taking long walks down snowy lanes. Winter is not without it’s hazards, though so...
Why Does My Dog Itch?
Dogs can develop food allergies just like people. However, unlike people, they cannot share crucial information for the most accurate diagnosis. With the help of a veterinarian, you should rule out other health issues before settling on a diagnosis of food allergy....
Try Something New
Sometimes we get into ruts. Life starts to feel a bit like Groundhog Day with Bill Murray, where you’re re-living the same thing over and over and over. One day you wake up and realize that you’ve eaten oatmeal every day for breakfast for the last six...
Don’t Shop for A Puppy, Adopt A Puppy!
Everyone loves puppies. With their tiny little paws and sweet puppy breath, it’s hard to not fall in love with puppies. If you think you have to buy a puppy from a pet store in order to get to experience puppy love, think again. With rescues like Georgia...
