Dogs can’t sweat like people do, and their fur coats don’t unzip. Even with windows cracked, the inside of a car can reach deadly temperatures in less than 15 minutes.
Beware of hot pavement. The foot pads, especially on puppies and apartment dogs, are prone to very uncomfortable burns. Read More
If you're considering adopting a pet from a shelter, first ask if you can volunteer as a dog walker for the shelter. This will give you time to get to know the personalities and temperaments of dogs you're interested in, making it easier to choose the dog that's best for you.
If you've recently lost a pet, give yourself time to grieve. Studies have shown that losing a pet is as traumatic as losing a family member. Visiting websites for pet owners who have been through the death of a pet may help you cope. Read More
If your dog suffers from allergies, be sure to wipe off their face and paws after they come in from outside. You can use a damp cloth or hypoallergenic wipe. Thiѕ will help tо remove ѕоmе of thе irritants рlаguing your pup
Shirts for dogs aren't just a fashion statement! They can also be helpful for preventing your pup from itching or further irritating its skin.
Wipe down couches with fabric softener sheets and watch how all the pet hair comes up instantly.
As temperatures rise, your pets will need more water. Fill their water bowls with half water, half ice. The ice will melt throughout the day, refreshing the water supply and keeping them cooler.
Easily remove pet hair from a floor by spraying a broom with dusting spray, then sweeping.
Spread dog fur throughout your garden to keep pests and critters away.
Remove animal urine odor from outdoor surfaces such as wood and concrete by pouring white vinegar on them.
