Dog Care Tips
Coping With Dog's Fireworks Anxiety
For us the Fourth of July fireworks are a source of enjoyment and a way of celebrating, but they can cause anxiety for your dogs. Â Some dogs dont have a problem with the sight and sound of fireworks. While to others that are not used to these it can be a stressful day for…
Read MoreA Look at the Variety of Dog Bowls on the Market
If you think that all dog bowls were created equal, think again! With so many on the market, it can be hard to decide what you should take home. Dog bowls offer different functionality, and a combination of one or more of the bowls discussed below might make sense for your dog.  Here’s a quick…
Read MoreTrip Tips for Flying with Your Dog
If you’ve traveled on a plane recently, you’ve likely noticed just how friendly the skies have become for pets. Airports have “pet-relief areas” that are well-marked, and it’s not uncommon to see a pooch standing in line for Dunkin’ Donuts in front of you. For some people, spending time away from their pets just isn’t…
Read MoreFour Crafty Projects that Your Pooch Will Appreciate
Feeling crafty? If so, why not tackle some pooch-friendly projects that will have your dog smiling from ear to ear! Many St. Louis dog owners are becoming frustrated with the quality of toys and treats from overseas, so they’re digging deep to channel their inner Martha Stewart! Here’s a look at four DIY projects that…
Read MoreWays that Pet Parents Can Save Money on Their Furry Family Members
Pet owners around St. Charles and the U.S. celebrated National Pet Day on April 11. This day was created to celebrate our furry family members and bring attention to bring awareness to the many animals in shelters who are hoping for a forever home. Founder Colleen Paige, celebrity pet lifestyle expert and animal welfare advocate,…
Read More10 Tips for Boarding Your Dog
While pet owners would love to be able to take their pets along on vacation, sometimes, it simply isn’t possible. If your pet is too big to fit underneath the airplane seat in front of you, chances are, you will need to board them the next time you take-off on a trip. While it can be hard…
Read MoreHeartworm & Flea Worm Information & Prevention Tips
The rising temperatures in St Louis mean the return of mosquitoes and fleas to the area. Infected mosquitoes and fleas are the leading cause of heartworms and flea worms in dogs. You know how it works… insect bites dog, dog gets infected either from the insect bite or the dog biting the insect. With that in mind, Baxter’s K9…
Read MoreMore and More St. Louis Pet Owners Make Homemade Dog Treats
Reports about pet treat recalls are becoming increasingly frequent, and as such, many St. Louis pet owners have turned to making their own homemade dog treats. From specialized gourmet pet treat makers (Sunbeam makes one that looks like a doggie George Foreman) to silicone pawprint molds that you can both bake and freeze in, creating…
Read MoreReasons Why You Should Discourage Your Pup from Sleeping With You
There’s a reason they call them “puppy-dog eyes.” When your dog approaches your bedside with a silent appeal for a spot next to you, it can be difficult to decline. However, experts say that discouraging your pup from sleeping with you could help you live a healthier life. In a study published by Dr. Bruno…
Read MoreGet Your Pet Microchipped with Special Pricing at Local Organizations
Throughout the month of March, St. Louis organizations are offering affordable microchipping for your pet. It’s all part of the one-year anniversary celebration for STLLostPets.org, a free online database that reunites pet owners with their dogs and cats. The organization is a collaboration of the Animal Protective Association (APA), St. Louis County Animal Care and…
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