Summer is perfect for training a new pup
Don't put off raising a great canine companion
As summer approaches, we get a lot of questions about puppies from people who realize that this season is a great time for adding to the family. Long days, no school, warm weather — what could be better?
A few words of warning, though, if you’re one of those people with a new summer pup: Don’t let the season pass … [ read more » ]
Plants can be deadly to pets
- The top 10 plants responsible for poisoning dogs and cats, according to a 2008 analysis of claims to the Veterinary Pet Insurance Co., were: raisins and grape… [ read more » ]
People, pets can get healthier together
Q: My roommate has a little dog who probably weighs one-third more than he should. She shares everything she eats, feeds the dog his regular meals and gives h… [ read more » ]
Collar your cat, even if he stays indoors
More than a few cat owners won’t collar their pets, fearing that the material will become caught while the animal’s roaming. That seems especially true of peopl… [ read more » ]
A place to put a paw
More than two-thirds of pet owners say their pets travel with them routinely, according to the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHAnet.org). The organizat… [ read more » ]
Don't make dogs 'hold it' too long
Puppies need to be fed more often than adult dogs, and they need to be taken outside more frequently as well.
For feeding, aim for three to four times a da… [ read more » ]
All information copyright 2010 by Dr. Marty Becker and Gina Spadafori.
This information is provided for the personal use of Pet Connection readers
and may not be reproduced in any way or in any media without expressed,
written permission of Dr. Marty Becker, Gina Spadafori, Honest Dog L.L.C.
and the Universal Press Syndicate.
Contact us
for information on using any material
from this Web site. All advice offered is general, and the Pet Connection is
not responsible for any problems arising from the use or misuse of the
information. Since each animal and each situation is unique, we recommend
that you contact your own veterinarian for help with any health or behavior
problems in your pet.
Terms & Conditions