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Reading Time: 3 minutes …they are comfortable with and doing it well. I have taken tins and hidden them at pet stores for my slightly anxious dog. She ignores everything – open containers of…
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Reading Time: 3 minutes …they are comfortable with and doing it well. I have taken tins and hidden them at pet stores for my slightly anxious dog. She ignores everything – open containers of…
Reading Time: 5 minutes …sounds like thunderstorms and sirens. Puppies learn that strange sounds are not scary. Once in their new homes, puppies continue to receive proper socialization. During fear periods, which can vary…
Reading Time: 3 minutes …reduced risk of diabetes, heart disease, and joint disease. Enrichment comes from meeting new people and experiencing a new environment with scents, sounds, and visualization. Ensure the cat is…
Reading Time: 3 minutes …approached him. Time Management Even if you do know the horse well, grooming in a new place or doing something new may make him anxious. If he gets amped up…
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Reading Time: 3 minutes …Debbie Martin, LVT. Want to stay in the loop on the latest and greatest in keeping your pet happy and healthy? Sign up for our free newsletter by clicking here!…
Reading Time: 2 minutes …don’t waste your energy getting upset with your dog. Clean it up with a pet stain remover, review your housetraining plan, and figure out how you can help your dog…
Reading Time: 3 minutes …dog walker or pet sitter to give their pets a mid-day break. How often depends on your dog’s needs and your budget. Puppies and geriatric dogs may need more frequent…
Reading Time: 3 minutes …litter, but now silica, recycled newspaper, corn, wood, wheat, grass, and nut shells are all processed to make cat litter—clumping and not clumping, scented and unscented. You may be tempted…