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Keeping Your Pets Safe During Covid-19 Pandemic The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says COVID 19 is spread to people through individual to individual. There have been no reports of pets or domesticated animals getting sick or spreading the coronavirus in the U.S. Likewise, the World Health Organization has expressed that there is no proof that dogs or felines have gotten sick with this specific infection. That being said it is always best to lean on the side of caution. Keep up to date with important organizations like The Humane Society for updates on our current knowledge on...

The Best Exercises For Dogs With Arthritis "Time waits for no man"...nor dog. Whether we age gracefully or otherwise...we age. You might notice a twinge in your knees or an ache in your shoulders as you grow older. Like us, dogs too feel the onset of age. Arthritis is common in many breeds as they grow older, and if you have a dog over the age of ten it's best to keep an eye out for any signs. If you notice your senior dog is getting up more slowly or taking stairs more gingerly, chances are they are starting to...

We asked Maunel from New York, A.K.A., Bunny_The_Pit on Instagram for his story and this is what he said!  "For me the biggest reason to adopt was to be able to give a dog a second chance to be happy and spoiled, when I meet bunny, I just knew she was the one I have been looking for and I made the decision right there. The best reason to adopt a dog is because is the right thing to do, if you looking to get a dog there's no reason to buy a new puppy chances are that the dog,...

Tail-Wagging TLC Tips for Older Dogs Would you describe your canine as “up in years?” If you’ve owned your more mature pooch since puppyhood, you’ve probably enjoyed hundreds of long walks and enthusiastic greetings. So seeing that white fur crop up on the snout can be bittersweet, to say the least. There’s a comfort level we share with our older dogs that few things manage to replicate. Coming to terms with the word “senior” can be challenging on many levels. Fortunately, with a little extra attention from you, your final years together can be happy and rewarding. There are several...

Bringing Your Dog to Work: How to Create a Dog-Friendly Office You’re off to work…but poor Roxie is watching you with those sad puppy-dog eyes as you head for the door. She hates when you go, and you don’t like to leave her all day, but what else can you do? Unless… Believe it or not, some of the top companies in the U.S., including Amazon, PetSmart, and Uber, offer pet-friendly environments year-round. From complementary poop bags to on-site dog parks, these companies go all-out to make separation anxiety a thing of the past. If you’re lucky enough to work...