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Author: Trina Messano

July is National Blueberry Month

You and your dog can both enjoy national blueberry month. Blueberries contain powerful antioxidants and vitamins that can benefit you both. Blueberries can be beneficial to older dogs as studies have shown they may help with cognitive functions. As blueberries are a good source of silicon, it is said they can help aid in the rejuvenation process to a dog’s pancreas. Keep your pup’s heart healthy by feeding them blueberries. Studies have found dogs who eat blueberries  may experience improved cardiovascular health. The fiber, manganese and vitamin K all improve heart function as well as lower stroke risk. Blueberries have been proven to help control dogs’...

Happy Swim a Lap Day!

Swim a Lap Day is good for you and your dog’s health. And, it’s a fun day, too! Summer has arrived. It’s time to enjoy all that summer has to offer, including plenty of time in and around the pool. What better way to enjoy the early days of summer, than by taking a lap or two (or three) around the pool. It’s likely to be sunny and hot today. Find a few friends and swim a  couple laps in the pool. Then, let the pool party begin! ...

Frozen Doggie Banana Holes

A simple fun treat for you and your dog are frozen banana slices.  All you need to do is place parchment paper on a cookie sheet.  Cut 1 medium banana into 1/4 inch slices. Place slices on cookie sheet. Put the cookie sheet in freezer for 2 to 3 hours.  I like to place a small dollop of peanut butter on top and sever to the furkids.  Yeah and one for me. ...

It is OK for the Dog and Cat to share your Ice Cream?

Ice Cream, you scream we all bark or meow for ice cream!  Lets face it we like to think our furkids deserve the saI lean more towards no.me treats we give ourselves.  Many online articles say that a lick or to is just fine, but not a whole bowl of their own.  Many dogs and cats are lactose intolerant and that small ice cream cup can be big potty trouble later.  If you most share (because those sad eyes are to irresistible), for the first time give them a small scoop and see how they react.  Also be...

The Rolling Dog Project

One of our favorite Facebook pages is The Rolling Dog Project. Founded by Jerry West in 2010. The Rolling Dog Project’s goal is to provide people who cannot afford a wheelchair for their disabled pets one free of charge.  He started building them after when one of his dogs became paralyzed from cancer.  Mr. West will also help you with advice and information to build your own cart (Building a Wheelchair). He refuse to accept payment from dog owners  but he will accept donations from non-  recipients, of gift cards to the stores he buys  his building supplies from, like Home Depot gift  cards.  Click here to send Donatations How amazing it...

Blueberry and Banana Frosty Treat

Every Dog needs a tasty cool treat on those hot days of summer.  Mix up this quick and easy combo in just minutes. Ingredients 1 cup of Blueberries – Frozen1 Banana – Frozen1 tsp of ground Flax Seeds (Optional) Mix all the ingredients in a blender. Pour into an ice cube tray or mold. For best results, freeze overnight. To make it easier to remove the treats from the trays, I sprayed the trays with Coconut Oil. Coconut Oil is great for dogs coat, skin & overall health. ...

Packing Tips for your Dog’s Summer Road Trip

Taking the furkids on a summer road trip is fun, but need some planning. They need their own stuff when they are on vacation. Lets face it, being prepared will make it more fun for you both. Here is a list of somethings to bring:Food and Treats – Traveling can be wary on your pets tummy, so make certain that you pack enough of their usual brand of food for the whole trip plus a little extra. For canned food – don’t forget the can opener!Drinking Water – If your pet’s stomach is easily upset, it pays to take drinking water from home...

Happy Hug your Cat Day

Who doesn’t love getting a hug? Well maybe your cat, instead of putting kitty in an uncomfortable snuggle consider other ways to interact with her and show her some appreciation on Hug Your Cat Day! Show kitty some love by brushing and petting her. Many cats love to be brushed and a good scratch on the back near the tail or under the chin are often favorite spots.  Wand toys with feathers, cat nip, etc. can be entertaining for both of you. Some cats even like to play fetch with a favorite toy. If you kitty loves a good cuddle, go for it...

Make Spring Cleaning Pet Safe

Spring is all about making a fresh start. Rituals to clear out the old and make room for the new as winter weather fades away. It’s important to recognize the potential toxic effects household cleaning products may have on our pets. Our cats, dogs and other companion animals live in a shared environment with us and are exposed toxic substances we use inside and outside our homes. Residues from cleaning products can end up in their skin, coat, eyes, nose, and throat. Ingestion of or contact with cleaning products can cause a variety of clinical signs in pets, including: Sneezing Coughing Nasal and ocular (eye) discharge Ptyalism (salivation) Emesis (vomiting) Diarrhea Anorexia...

Can you give your dog ice water?

 I am sure that you have  read on the internet that  ice water can cause  bloating or stomach  spasms in your dog.  Don’t believe everything  you read on the internet. According to Dr. Tina Wismer, medical director at the ASPCA’s Animal Poison Control Center, the information is false. “This is not true,” said Dr. Wismer. “Dogs do not bloat from drinking ice water on hot days… They can be given as treats or put in the water bowl. Some behaviorists even recommend freezing toys or treats in ice for dogs to chew on.” Bloat is most commonly seen in deep-chested large-breed dogs, Wismer...

DIY Dry Dog Shampoo

DIY Dry Dog Shampoo is a great way to keep you pooch smelling good and avoid over bathing. Over bathing can dry out their skin and leave them itchy. Recipe:1 Cup of Arrowroot powder1/2 Cup of Baking powder3 to 4 Drops of Lavender oil Mix ingredients together in a mason jar. Place lid on jar, poke several hole into lid. Shake shampoo on to dog, rub or brush into fur. Hug able Dogs! ...

Lost Sock Memorial Day – May 9th

If you participated in yesterday’s No Sock Day, you might need to also celebrate Lost Sock Memorial Day. The day recognizes your drawer full of unmatched socks. Each unmatched sock represents a missing sock. We never throw away our unmatched socks. After all, it may show up someday. On Lost Sock Memorial Day, we suggest you spend a little time (as little as possible) searching for those missing socks.   Then, by all means, get on with your life. We encourage you to use this special day, to face the fact those sock are gone forever, and recycle the unmatched one as a pet...