Learn How to Winter Proof Your Dogs Paws

Its always fun playing with your dog in the snow and watching them discover a new season, but the truth is the winter weather can be pretty harsh on your pups paws. Their paws are at risk from toxic chemicals, frostbite, dry and cracking pads. Follow the tips below on how to winter proof your…

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Why is my dog's nose dry?

Our dog’s noses are usually known to be cool and moist. If your dog has a dry and warm nose it can be a sign of sickness or a fever. Although, some people say they can be perfectly healthy with a dry nose.  If your dog has a dry nose but is his usual hyper…

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New Year's Resolutions for You & Your Dog

The beginning of a New Year is a fresh start for not only you but your pet. Our four-legged friends may have their own resolutions for 2015 and what better way to reach a goal then by doing it with your pet by your side! Below are the top 10 New Year’s Resolutions for your…

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Keeping Your Dog Active in Cold Weather

During the winter, we spend limited time outside with our dogs. They need exercise daily and because of the cold temperatures, your pets time to run around gets cut short and they get barely any activity. When your dog starts to get cabin fever they might start acting out by barking, chewing, playing rough or…

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What is Kennel Cough?

Has your dog been making strange hacking or coughing noises? They may have an affection called the “kennel cough”. Just like us, our pets can be exposed to many different viruses causing irritation in their chest. Dogs catch this cold after inhaling virus particles and bacteria from dust, cigarette smoke and crowded areas. Kennel cough…

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Why Do Dogs Sleep So Much?

Does your dog take one too many cat naps during the day? There might be nothing wrong with this. Depending on their age and activity level this could be completely normal and healthy for them. Dogs sleep patterns are similar to humans. They want to rest just as much as we do but unfortunately they…

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Dog Friendly Hotels in St. Louis

If you are looking for a get away but would hate to leave your dog at home then now is your chance to bring him along. Listed below are ten hotels you can visit with your furry companion in St. Louis. Hyatt Regency St. Louis At The Arch: Located at 315 Chestnut Street offers free…

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Tips for Easing Dog Anxiety

Just like humans, dogs enjoy the company of others. We would love to be in their presence all the time but unfortunately there are places we have to venture without them. They may experience anxiety when you leave them home alone so it is important to make them feel as comfortable as possible. Here are…

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Does My Dog Have Seasonal Allergies?

The summer season is coming to an end and the august air has triggered many harsh allergies in the St. Louis area. If not treated, allergies can ruin your entire day, but did you know they could affect your pups just the same? Follow these guidelines to determine the signs, symptoms, treatments, and remedies for…

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How to Reduce Dog Shedding

We all love our furry companions but dog shedding can be frustrating. All dogs have hair so no matter what breed your pet is, your bound to have shed to some extent. Dogs have undercoats, which is why they shed when the temperature changes. Most of them shed heavily in the spring and fall. Summer…

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