Travel with Your Dog: How to Plan
Planning a Trip? Here’s How to Travel with Your Dog Road trip! Summer’s here and over the next 8 weeks millions of travelers will hit the roadways and airways, pups…
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Summer Fun with Your Dog
Summer Fun with Your Dog What do kiddie pools, cold bandannas and frozen water bottles all have in common? They’re great ways to keep your dog cool during the long,…
Celebrate Your “Specially-Abled” Pets Year-Round
Some pets are born with special needs such as missing a paw or an eye. Others become that way through an accident. Still others, like our mascot Snickers (left), lose…
Why Iditarod Dogs Wear Dog Boots
It’s a frigid race across 1000 miles of frozen tundra. Approximately 50 “mushers” and about 1000 dogs come from all over the world for a chance to compete in the…
How Dog Boots Protect Your Pet’s Paws in Winter
How Dog Boots Protect Your Pet’s Paws in Winter Winter is tough on dog paws. Snow, ice, chemicals, it’s a mixture guaranteed to dry out your pet’s paw pads leaving…
How to Keep Your Dog Safe on Hiking Trails
How to Keep Your Dog Safe on Hiking Trails Ah, the weather is turning cooler and the leaves are changing colors. Don’t you love that crisp air? Yet, before you…
Win a Snuggy Boots Suspender System for Your Dog
How You Can Win a Snuggy Boots Suspender System for Your Dog While other bloggers might review the product and then blog about it, we invented the product, so…
How to Protect Your Hardwood Floors from Dog Claw Marks
How to Protect Your Hardwood Floors from Claw Marks Your pet’s claws can leave deep scratches on your hardwood floors. Unless you plan to cover your floors with rugs, you…
Is Your Dog Licking His Paws Raw?
Is Your Dog’s Paw Licking a Problem? Paw licking is a normal part of your dog’s grooming process but if your dog is licking his paws raw, then that’s a…
Why Agility Training Dogs Need Snuggy Boots
Why Agility Training Dogs Need Snuggy Boots Agility training is great for dogs but like any sport, injuries happen. Sprains, torn ligaments and even skid injuries like ripped paw pads…