The Center for Pet Safety (CPS) testing is flawed. Click here to find out why. Like most pet parents, chances are this isn’t the first time you’ve seen a dog stick their head out of the window during a car ride. Unfortunately, most pet parents are completely unaware of the risk and the dangers, to
Any conscientious cat owner will tell you that it’s not a good idea to let your indoor cat explore the outdoors, as there is a lot of danger there: running away and getting lost, conflict with other animals, climbing up on things and not being able to get down, and the list goes on. Cat enclosures will let your cat experience the sights, sounds, and smells of the outdoors without risking their safety.
One of the many interesting things about dogs is that they naturally keep their crates nice and tidy. After a while, however, even the most tidy looking crate can begin to smell bad. On top of that, there are always the occasional “bathroom accidents” which can happen, and those need to be dealt with as well.
One of the most misunderstood tasks when it comes to any dog’s grooming care is brushing the coat. In seeking to frequently give our dog that nice “groomed” look, it’s common to overbrush the coat. Not only can it be extremely damaging to the coat itself, it also causes great discomfort to the dog. The bath routine suggested here is not only simple and easy to follow, but it will improve and repair any existing damage to the coat.
Whether you are a novice or a veteran in dog grooming, there are great tips and insights here to take away!
Dr. Shadi Ireifej explains the science behind Separation Anxiety Disorder in dogs. He also discusses how to diagnose and several possible treatments (including increasingly popular CBD treatments).
Dr. Shadi Ireifej reflects on what veterinarians wish their clients knew – and some things they wish clients would just stop doing! By petschoicesupply.com Featured Veterinarian, Dr. Shadi Ireifej DVM DACVSCo-founder and Chief Medical Officer at VetTriage All service professionals are frustrated by the number of things they wish their clients
In the first part of our series on “The Most Common Mistakes Pet Parents Make,” Dr. Shadi Ireifej shares a quick rule of thumb to determine whether your pet needs immediate veterinary attention or not.
In the second part of our multi-part series on “The Most Common Mistakes Pet Parents Make,” Dr. Shadi Ireifej talks about the need for prophylactic (preventative) shots for pets.
With a few minor tweaks, you can make sure your dog park remains a healthy experience for all, even in the context of a pandemic. BarkPark’s Mimi Marler explains the important and additional safety measures that should be implemented in dog parks in “the new normal.”
