Spring has definitely sprung in Nashville! And that means tick season is brewing as well.I’m assuming that due to a mild winter, ticks will be worse this year. After going for a hike, we discovered one on Benny. I know this is gross, but the tick was engorged so I couldn’t just pull it out...
We’re sure you have a lot to be thankful for this year – like your dog, for instance! But be mindful when making your Thanksgiving dinner that your pup isn’t sneaking food off the counter tops. While a little boneless white turkey meat can be a great treat (especially if stuffed inside a Kong toy),...
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Summer is in full bloom in Nashville with temperatures reaching the high nineties nearly daily. As the weather continues to get warmer, it’s important to be mindful of our dogs safety. During the winter months, fleas, ticks and misquitos are not quite as prevelant, but once the sun comes out and the ground warms up,...
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Spring is finally in bloom! Everything is green and sprouting to life. And while it’s a welcome reprieve from the cold, miserable weather of winter, dog owners should be aware of the potential danger this blooming plant life could pose to their dog. On their website, the ASPCA lists over 300 different types of plants...
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Being aware of plants that are toxic to your dogs is important for all pet owners to keep their dog’s safe! Thank you for sharing this article and great resource. Another way you can protect your pet’s health is by picking up after them! Unattended pet waste left on the streets flows untreated into our local waterways and ocean, causing pollution. To learn how to protect your pet’s health, check out lastormwater.info/pet
Dogs have a way of getting themselves into the craziest situations. Most of these antics are great for a good laugh, but sometimes things go south and all of a sudden you have an emergency on your hands. So what do we as dog owners need to have on hand? What do we need to...
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by Adrian Hitt
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