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Separation anxiety is the fear of being left alone and can result in destructive, excessive behavior in dogs while you’re gone. It can be quite common, but difficult to manage. The pandemic changed our routines and most of us began spending much more time at home with our pets. As our schedules start to open up…

“Is your dog friendly?” These are often the first words you hear right before someone’s dog is nose-to-nose with your leashed dog. Sometimes it works out OK. Other times, it can escalate quickly into a more dramatic turn of events. You watch, hopeful, that your pup is going to hit it off with this newcomer.…

The holiday season is a popular time to add a new puppy to the family. Whether you’ve added one yourself, know someone who has, or plan on adopting one in the future, it’s good to understand the importance of puppy socialization. Why is it important? Socializing your puppy during the first three months of life…

We are often asked about the best approach for cleaning up pet messes, and so thought this would be a relevant topic this month. It’s a good idea to have a great stain and odor remover on hand for when those unexpected pet messes happen, particularly when hosting people for the holidays. Here are some…

One of the best things about working with pets are all the beautiful and unique dogs and cats we meet. With each different breed however, comes a variety of special considerations. A common trait in a number of breeds is Brachycephaly. These are animals bred to have short snouts or muzzles and include French and…