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- Troubleshooting Leash Training Problems
- If you're leash training your new dog and all you're winding up with is a tug-of-war game, there is hope. By putting a few corrections in place, you should find that your new dog will respond well to leash training.
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- How to Stop Ankle Biting
- If your cat's behavior problems include ankle biting, your cat may have predatory aggression. In other words, your cat is not getting enough play and exercise to simulate their hunting activities in the wild.
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- Tips to Curb the Excessive Barker
- If your dog is an excessive barker, you likely want to curb the noise level - if not for your sanity, then at least to keep the neighbors happy. Here are some dog training tips you can use to quiet the excessive barker.
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- Recycling and Dog Products
- We all know to recycle our own waste - soda cans, newspapers, etc., but have you ever thought about recycling items related to your dog?
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- What a Good Shelter Will Tell You
- Good animal shelters want to place people and pets in situations that will last. Unfortunately, overcrowded shelters staffed by volunteers sometimes get overzealous about placing dogs and will "oversell" a dog to an adopter who may not be able to handle this dog's needs.
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- Low Shed Dog Breeds
- If you love dogs, but not the hair that sheds on the floor, don't worry! There are a number of low shed dog breeds to choose from that won't leave a furry mess in your home.
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- Chewing Toys for Dogs
- Chewing is a natural action for dogs. Puppies who are teething feel the need to chew to alleviate discomfort. Puppies also explore with their mouths.
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- Find Your Way to the Dog Run with From Scratch's Eco-Totes
- Eco-friendly pet fashions made from plastic bottles? Our friends at peoplepets.com check it out!
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- Does My Dog Need Urgent Care?
- Your vet is a regular person who probably likes to have evenings and weekends off. Yet these are the times when you're most likely to notice dog health problems.
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- Dental Problems of Small Dogs
- When you think of dog dental health problems, your thoughts might first turn to the large teeth of a pit bull, Great Dane or Rottweiler. Yet these breeds have it easy compared to small dogs.
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- Three Steps to Handling Pet Poisoning
- If your pet is suffering from poisoning, you could save his life by following these three steps to get him help.
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- Your Guide to Dog Collars
- Dog collars come in two main types of materials: nylon and leather. When selecting a dog collar, keep in mind your dog's physique.
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- Volunteer Opportunities Helping Dogs
- Your local animal shelter is a great place to volunteer! Volunteering is a great way to help your community and help animals find happy homes. Many shelters are actively seeking help with their work of caring for pets in need.
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- Grooming Needs By Coat Type: Long Coat
- The maintenance for these dogs include everyday grooming and a trim on a regular basis.
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- Q&A with Most Lovable Shelter Pet Contest Winner Joey's Family
- Petside.com caught up with Joey's new family, the Bakers, to see how he is doing in his new home and learn more about his adoption.
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- Homemade Toys Your Cat Will Love!
- Playing with cat toys not only keeps your cat in shape, but also helps keep its muscles in prime condition. However, if you've shopped for cat toys lately, you might have noticed the high sticker prices on a variety of novelty items.
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- Canine Etiquette At the Dog Park
- Canine etiquette rules every dog owner should follow to guarantee the best experience.
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- What is Catnip?
- Catnip a member of the mint family, Nepata cataria, and it is a strong perennial. The active ingredient that entices cats is Nepetalactone, and it's released when the leaves of catnip are broken.
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- Taking Care Of Your Cat's Eyes
- Cats eyes need routine care, too. The "sleepy-wax"-like secretions that form in the corner of their eyes should be gently cleared away both for appearance's sake and to prevent irritation.
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- Caring For Your Cat's Ear's
- Did you know that cats' ears are one of the cleanest parts of a cat's body? Cats' ears are normally very clean so an at-home cleaning is simple using a small amount of veterinary ear cleaner and a cotton ball.
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- Brushing your Cat
- Cats need regular sessions with a brush or comb to keep their hair in good condition. Brushing removes dirt and spreads natural oils through the coat, preventing tangles and keeping the skin clean and irritant-free.
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- Preparing For The Cost Of Emergency Care
- If your cat has a health emergency and your vet's office is closed, what do you do? Emergency care vet facilities can cost up to twice as much as a regular vet visit but sometimes there isn't an alternative. Here's how to cut down on those costs.
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- Cat Allergies? You've Got Options
- Did you know that 15 percent of the American population is allergic to dogs and cats? Chances are, if you have a runny nose, itchy eyes, coughing or phlegm, and even a rash or skin irritation, you have a cat or dog allergy.
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- Health Alert: Roundworm & Ringworm
- If you have pets or if other pets visit your yard there are a few potential health risks you should be aware of.
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- How to Control and Prevent Fleas
- For every flea you actually see on your pet, there could be hundreds more that you do not see. Read on for flea facts and tips on how to prevent, remove and treat fleas.
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- 7 Easter Dangers
- Learn the seven most common Easter dangers and how to make sure the holiday is safe for your furry, four-legged family members.
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- Sleepypod Keeps Your Kitty Cozy on Excursions
- Our friends at peoplepets.com test out this modern cat carrier.
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- Product Review: JW Pet Company Skid Stop - Slow Feed Bowl
- Petside.com puts the JW Pet Company Skid Stop - Slow Feed Bowl to the test.
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- Q: Where is the Best Area to Apply Flea Drops?
- Q: I just watched your video on applying flea drops to the base of the neck. What if the directions say to put it down the center of their back?
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- Q: Is it OK for my Dog to Give Birth at Home?
- Q: My dog is near the end of her pregnancy. How can I tell when she's going into labor? Is it okay for her to give birth at home?
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- Q: Why do My Dogs Eat Feces? Will it Hurt Them?
- Q: My two Shih Tzus eat each others feces. We have tried classical training and even Distaste pills (that made them eat it worse). Is there anything that you suggest to help stop this? Is it bad for their health?
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- Q: Is it Safe for Pets to Share a Water Bowl?
- Q: My pets share a water bowl. Is this okay or can they give each other germs?
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- Dancing with the Stars' Shawn Johnson and her Dog Tucker
- Olympic gymnast and Dancing with the Star's competitor Shawn Johnson tells us about her Golden Retriever Tucker!
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- Cautions for the Pregnant Pet Owner
- While most pets do not pose a threat to pregnant women, there are some precautions you can take to ensure you do not catch anything from your dog or cat. Read on to learn more about these risks and what you can do to stay safe.
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- Q: Are Fatty Tumors Anything to Worry About?
- Our Labrador is seven years old and has some fat tumors. Are they anything to worry about?
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