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With the world going through the lockdown because of Coronavirus, everyone is slightly discouraged and feeling disconnected. We all have been thinking in this everything shut down period about how to stay physically fit and mentally sane. But only humans aren’t the ones stuck in this situation. Our pets are feeling the same way and even more dependent on us now. The pets who used to go out on walks and have fun usually are not even aware of the situation of their houses.  And, honestly, if your pets don’t get the chance to go for long walks around the neighbourhood anytime soon, they can feel antsy and bored. While you might have kids trying to e-learn and you are working from home and managing chores as well. Not intentionally, but all this work chaos can add to the boredom of your fur buddy. So, what to do for making your dog feel happy and busy during this quarantine? Take a look! ASK YOUR PET TO ASSIST IN CHORES You might be the main source of entertainment for your ...

Our love towards our fur buddies is eternal and we cannot let anything comes in between this great bond. So, when it comes to good health and care of our pets, we have to be much cautious in everything they do. Pet technology has seen significant industry growth in recent years and now pet owners are looking for new approaches to keep their pets healthy and happy. In the present scenario, we have seen innovation in newly made products from food treats to medical treatments and safety gears enabled for the pets. Take a look at some of these precautionary tools combined with a few innovative ideas to take extra care of our furry friends: Safety Collars It is evident that those strong looking traditional collars are dangerous. If the dog collar suddenly gets caught on something with its buckle, and it won’t come off. This could lead to serious injuries to your fur baby as it tries to free itself. The example of the next generation of tech-oriented products can b...

Separation anxiety is a real problem faced by dogs as well as their owners. In simple terms, this refers to the dogs acting out when they fear their guardians are about to leave them to go outside. Many families that have adopted a new pet during the Covid-19 lockdown order will face this issue when they finally start going out to their work or schools. You would need to teach your dog the idea that there will be times when you are not with them, but you will always come back. Symptoms of Separation Anxiety Dogs express their anxiety in various ways. By learning to identify these symptoms, dog owners like yourself can understand your dog’s emotional condition better and begin to help them get over their issues. Below are some key signs that your dog is suffering from separation anxiety. a)Chewing on furniture, shoes, etc b)Defecating and urinating in-doors c)Drooling, Panting and Barking How to Prevent Separation Anxiety in your Dog Mix u...

Food aggression can be roughly defined as aggressive and possessive behavior of dogs with regards to food. This behavior can include growling, biting, snarling, etc and can lead to very violent behavior in your dog if this is left unchecked. Many dogs have canine possession aggression and food aggression is part of that. If proper therapy and training is not provided to your puppy regarding this at an early age, it can lead to mental abnormality in the dog and can cause serious anti-social behavior as an adult.  Training Your Adult Dog against Food Aggression Now if you already have an adult dog that has this condition, it is important to approach it very carefully when it is eating. Dogs with food aggression can attack you or your family member if they feel their food is threatened by them. It is best to call a professional dog trainer to train your dog rather than trying to handle this situation yourself. That is the safest way to handle the situation.  ...

We know it is tough to see our dogs get old and start to show signs of aging in their day to day routine. However, what do you do when your dog develops arthritis? This disease can limit the mobility of our dogs as well as cause them a lot of pain in the joints even if they do not show it sometimes. So, in a situation like this, how can you help your dog get better and relive its pain? Read this article below to learn some natural remedies that can help.  Natural Remedies to Treat Arthritis in Dogs  Do Not Give Up on Exercise  Sometimes dog owners think that because the animal has arthritis, it better to avoid taking them for walks and let them rest all the time. That is the wrong approach. Light exercise actually helps keep the joints moving and reduce stiffness. As long as the dog is not overdoing it, it is totally fine to take it out for a walk. This will also help your dog do its business outside. In severe conditions when the dog cannot go o...

We all have first aid kits in our homes that contain some basic things like an antiseptic solution, cotton, bandages, etc to help us out in situations where we may get minor injuries at home. Just like us, our four-legged companions can get hurt playing around the house too. So, every responsible and caring dog owner has to set up a first aid kit for dogs and keep it handy at all times. The resolve of making the kit is the first step. Now let us see how we can do it and what all things are needed. Contents for First-Aid Kits for Dogs Blood clotting powder If your dog is bleeding due to an injury, the first thing you would want to do is to stop that bleeding as quickly as possible. That is why one of the key contents for any first-aid kits for dogs is blood clotting powder. This product helps in minor situations like scratches and bites to major issues like damage to the blood vessel. It is truly an important thing to have at home. Gauge Pads Hi...