Category: Dog Health

Finding A Quality Breeder

Adding a new furry friend to the family is both exciting and challenging. As you browse through websites deciding on the breed you want, it can become overwhelming to decide on which dog breeder is right for you. Many people may recommend that you “adopt instead of shop” but what if you are looking for… Read more »

The Dangers of The Doodles

Poodles are a popular breed, well-known for being extremely intelligent, loyal and adorably cute. One of the main appeals to poodles is their hypoallergenic quality. Because they have hair instead of traditional dog fur it makes them  the perfect dog for someone with allergies. This is the very reason the labradoodle was created in 1989…. Read more »

Help Your Poodles Make the Most of Winter

Red Poodle Cuddling on Bed in Sunshine

Don’t let winter get you or your red poodle down! It might be too cold to get outside for an extended amount of time, for both you and your dog, but that doesn’t mean all is lost! Consider the wintertime a perfect opportunity to bond with your beloved poodle. Keep Them Moving It is important… Read more »

How to Be a Responsible Pet Owner

There’s a joke on the British comedy series Absolutely Fabulous where a dopey character aptly named “Bubble” is asked to get her employer a laptop but she mistakenly hears it as lapdog. So she happily takes a dog out of her purse and the other character orders her to return it. Bubble replies, “Oh! But… Read more »

How Often Should You Bathe Your Dog

Bathing is an essential part of taking care of your dog. Not only does it keep your dog’s coat shiny and clean, it keeps knots out of their fur, which can be especially painful. In addition, it’s an opportune time to wash off any insects that get caught in the dog’s fur. The type of… Read more »

How to Keep Your Dog Cool During Long Heat Spells

Summer’s heat can make you feel lethargic and sticky, and it can even become dangerous if you don’t take necessary precautions. As humans, we have the capability to wear less clothing, find ample shade and shelter from the sun, obtain relief in air conditioned rooms or swimming pools and we can drink water as much… Read more »

How to Subdue Pet Allergies

Chances are you know a person who doesn’t want to be in the same home where a pet lives because the animal bothers their allergies. About 15 to 30% of Americans have allergic problems with pets. It’s not unusual for families to have to hold events away from a certain person’s home because so-and-so “can’t… Read more »

Enjoy a Safe and Happy Halloween with Your Dog

A fun event for families of all ages, Halloween is a great opportunity to enjoy our favorite tricks and treats. Whether it is your dog’s first or fifth Halloween, make sure they have a safe and enjoyable night too! Keep Your Pets Inside With so many strangers running about in strange costumes and the doorbell… Read more »

Tips for Giving Your Poodle a Bath

Regardless of if your poodle loves bath time or avoids any water that isn’t in a bowl, regular baths are an important part of keeping their curly coat healthy and clean. Start Young We recommend training your poodle to be comfortable around the bath from a young age. Let your new puppy explore the tub… Read more »

Protect your Dog’s Health with a Toothbrush

The most common clinical condition that dogs face, gum disease is a problem that effects about 85 percent of dogs over the age of five. Aside from bad breath, gum disease does not display many outward symptoms until it is very far along. Brushing is an important step to prevent gum disease and the accompanying… Read more »