Posted on September 02, 2010 by Nancy Houser

This is a guest article by Johanna Soliday. If you’d like to send an article for our dog blog, please view our guidelines here. In today’s economy, many people are having to budget their money more tightly. Consequently, you may feel you have to forgo some items for the family dog that were on your [...]

Posted on August 30, 2010 by Nancy Houser

You cannot get any more ingenious than with dog art on a brown paper bag and a set of Sharpies. Even better yet, it is done by a father who draws dog art for his children over the lunch hour. Everybody should have one! A bag…not the father. Recently I was working on a brown [...]

Posted on August 01, 2010 by Nancy Houser

Pet Insurance is an insurance policy which incurs the expenses of your pet if it is sick, injured, stolen or if it meets with an accident by paying monthly premium to the insurance company. Pet insurance policies cover insurances of cats, dogs, horses and any other animal or bird that you may have as a [...]

Posted on July 26, 2010 by Nancy Houser

Do you adore animals? Do you feel sad to see them in pain? If this is true for you, becoming a veterinarian can be a passionate career avenue for you. It is even better if you are a student of science as veterinarians are no different from doctors. They perform surgeries and prescribe medicines. The [...]

Posted on July 23, 2010 by Nancy Houser

If you are thinking of having a pet or already brought home a cute little puppy it’s time that you know about your local emergency vets. Pets, like babies, need constant care. Many pet owners wrongly believe that a visit to the veterinarian is required only when your pet falls ill. But in reality, it [...]

Posted on July 15, 2010 by Nancy Houser

Heartworms, fleas and other parasites in dogs need to be eliminated by following appropriate medications in them.  Many products have come up in the commercial fields to protect the dogs from heartworms, fleas and other parasites like hook worms, whip worms, round worms, lice, ticks etc. Among the heartworms, fleas and other parasites, the fleas [...]

Posted on July 09, 2010 by Nancy Houser

Every year when dazzling firework displays light up the sky, it sends Fido running for cover. Noise phobia in dogs is a common issue that many owners must deal with. Most dogs are sensitive to loud noises – a dog’s hearing is 10 times better than a human’s – but some dogs are particularly prone to anxiety and [...]

Posted on June 26, 2010 by Nancy Houser

When it comes to flea control the best way to start with is to go for natural choices. Stronger measures should be taken only if natural flea control efforts don’t work. Along with running flea control programs it is also necessary to build up your pet’s health. Your pet needs to follow a healthy lifestyle [...]

Posted on June 05, 2010 by Nancy Houser

Written by Amy Lee for Bling Bling Puppy. If You’re interested in sending a guest post, please view our guidelines here. It is always exciting to get a new dog and integrate them into your life. As any dog owner will tell you, getting them some immediate training is a must. The truth is that [...]

Posted on June 04, 2010 by Nancy Houser

Guest Post by Mike Tennant: Do you remember the first time you ever took care of a dog? Maybe you had one (or more!) growing up, or perhaps it was after you finally got your own place. Personally, I’ll never forget – it was downright frightening! Due to some allergy issues in my family, we [...]

Posted on May 23, 2010 by Nancy Houser

We have just received a press release from Jocelyn Brandeis, Freelancer for Hallmark Channel PR, requesting a post on Way Cool Dog for Hallmark Channel’s new original family film, YOU LUCKY DOG, which premieres on Saturday, June 26 at 9 PM (ET/PT). The background of the story involves a Border Collie by the name of Lucky. According [...]

Posted on March 26, 2010 by Nancy Houser

Guest Post by Susan Hawkins I’m not referring to dog doors here. I’m actually a big fan of dog doors. A do-it-yourself door was ideal when we had two pooches that could go out into our large, fenced backyard all hours of the day and night, take care of business and come back inside with [...]

Posted on March 22, 2010 by Nancy Houser

Flea infestation can turn out to be a nightmare not only for your dog but for you as well. These little bugs are visible to the naked eye and can give you a really tough time. Research has indicated that there are almost 2000 different species of fleas. These fleas survive on the blood of [...]

Posted on March 13, 2010 by Nancy Houser

Do you know that the ancient Egyptians use to build dog houses with wood and plastics? Also, the mud kennels built for dogs were very useful during wars when they wanted to keep their dog safe and warm. So … maybe dog houses are not a new concept? Everybody wants a nice shelter for his [...]