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Taking Your Dog To The Vet Taking your dog to the vet is, or can be, one of the scariest things for a dog owner. In fact, it can be even more nerve-wracking for the owner than for the actual dog, although goodness knows, dogs hate going to the vet's office. But there are some things you can do and some suggestions you can keep in mind to make taking your dog to the vet a more relaxing, and even rewarding, experience for both of you. Tips And Tricks Work with your Vet The first thing to remember when taking...

Introduction Pet grooming is essential for the well being of your four-legged friend. Dogs, cats, and even rabbits need pet grooming, no matter if it is about nail clippings, de-matting, and hair combing. Flees and ticks could be a problem if you don’t wash and comb the hair. Pet grooming makes your pet’s coat healthy and shiny, and these create the right premises for incredible skin health. Bonding Many dog owners say that pet grooming makes an excellent opportunity to bond with the animal. You will enjoy a better relationship with the pet. Don’t pull the animal’s hair or cause...

  Introduction Just like humans appreciate having something to lay their heads on to lay down and rest, so do dogs.  Similarly, dog doors come in many shapes and sizes, as well as needs and wants. Finally, dog toys have many considerations that should be given some thought. This article will go through somewhat unconventional thoughts on buying these pet products. Dog Beds You know a happy dog when you see one don't you?  How can we be so sure that dog beds are a necessity in your dog care regime? Comfortable dog beds are necessary if you are concerned...

A large number of dogs fly every year. If they could talk; a majority of them would beg their owners never to force them to rehash the experience. Whether on a business trip or vacation, most dog owners never leave without their pet. Albeit costly, taking your dog on a plane is an experience that is worthwhile. Unless your dog is so small that is can be tucked and crated under your seat, where you have much more control, he or she will fly in the cargo hold. This is a traumatic experience for some dogs. Some get stressed to the extent...

Introduction If you are thinking of traveling with your dog by air, you will need to get an airline approved dog crate. There are many manufacturers out there who make dog crates that are International Air Transport Association (IATA) compliant but some of the dog crates may not live up to the standards that they claim to have. There are risks associated with air travel such as air bumps and you will want to get a crate that can hold its own under such circumstances. We will take you through how to choose the best airline approved dog crates and...