More and more cats are now traveling with their families, and that’s purr-fect! If you’re a planning a road trip from the U.S. to Canada with your cat, we’ve gathered all the…
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Do you love to feed the birds? Like many dog lovers, we also enjoy filling our bird feeders and watching the birds around our home. We all know that it’s not uncommon for seeds (and maybe even suet) to fall to the ground beneath the feeder–and that seed can be attractive to dogs. If your …
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iHeartDogs is reader-supported. When you buy via links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. If your dog doesn’t take their pills without a fuss, our list of the best pill pockets for dogs will save you and your pup a heap of trouble. After all, dogs are far more apt to eat a yummy snack than a pill, so a tasty pill pocket or paste can be the tricky trick you … Read more
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iHeartDogs is reader-supported. When you buy via links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Many Papillon parents are turning to the best raw dog food brands for Papillons for their pet’s dietary needs. Kibble might be the convenient option, but it often lacks the protein and nutrients that dogs benefit from. Raw dog food is a diet that can help keep your Papillon in shape while also appealing to picky eaters. … Read more
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If you’re the proud parent of an excitable pup, you know the joys and frustrations of having a pup that pees when they get overly excited. It may seem like a hopeless battle, but there are steps you can take to help your pup learn to stay dry during those exciting moments. Here’s what you need to know to stop your dog from peeing when they become excited. 1. Talk to Your Vet The first step in helping your pup … Read more
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Dana Holden’s Dachshund mix named Leonard is a celebrity among her fifth-grade students. She has a picture of the senior rescue dog as her screensaver, and the kids get excited every time they see him. So, Holden scheduled a time for the 9-year-old dog to meet her 11-year-old students. Of course, every kid fell in love with the little dog, but Leonard held a special place in one child’s heart. Emmett Rychner saw Leonard and immediately started thinking of ways … Read more
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Have you ever wondered if your dog needed anxiety medication? Just like people can experience debilitating anxiety and need professional support, the same is true for dogs. Anxiety medication prescribed by your dog’s veterinarian can be used to treat a variety of canine anxiety conditions from daily anxiety to situational anxiety, such as thunderstorms or …
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