Rare Cannabinoid Company Hawaiian Choice Pet CBD Review 2024: Our Expert’s Opinion
Click to Skip Ahead Our Final Verdict We give Rare Cannabinoid Company Pet CBD a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. Quality: 5/5 Ease of Administration: 5/5 Palatability: 5/5 Efficacy: 5/5 Value: 5/5 For more than a decade, I’ve been hearing the CBD hype. People say it’s great for anxiety. They say it supports people with digestive issues. CBD has even been touted as being beneficial to people (and animals) fighting cancer. Well, the founders of Rare Cannabinoid Company were hearing all the same things and wanted to know more. Back in...
The Dog Bed Situation: How I Accommodate Two Picky Ladies
Hi, I’m Allison. Read my introduction to learn more about me and my three mixed-breed dogs from Thailand, Jelly, Lorraina, and Manic. As many of you know, we live in a three-dog household. And as much as I would love for each of the dogs to have their own room, that is not possible. So, we have several dog beds strewn around our home. We have Manic’s toy bed right by the sliding glass doors so he can chew on his stuffed chipmunk and watch the world. We have Lorraina’s lounge that we keep next to the TV so she can...
8 Things Penny Does That Make Me Laugh
Hi, I’m Savanna! Read my introduction to learn more about me and my spunky Chihuahua mix, Penny. Dogs can really get up to some crazy antics, and Penny is no exception. She’s always doing the craziest things that keep me entertained. Most of the things she does, I don’t think she has any idea that they’re funny to me. She’s just being a dog. Penny’s personality really is something else and I never know what she’ll do next. But there are other things she does pretty consistently that always...
Ned and Fred: Eating, Sleeping, & Up to Something
VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Hi, I’m Dr. Karyn. Read my introduction to learn more about me and my five funny dogs, Poppy, Bailey, Kodah, Ned, and Fred. Anyone who has known me for any length of time will tell you that I am a cat person. Don’t get me wrong, I love dogs too, but I wouldn’t have classified myself as a dog person, and until 2021, I definitely wouldn’t have thought of myself as a Chihuahua person...
SpotOn Fence Review 2024: An Expert’s Breakdown
Click to Skip Ahead Our Final Verdict We give SpotOn Fence a rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars. Quality: 5/5 Usability: 5/5 Accuracy: 4.9/5 Value: 4.8/5 One of the best ways to keep your dog safe is having a fence. But if you live on a large property or have HOA restrictions, keeping your dog contained can be a challenge. Luckily, with SpotOn you don’t have to worry about building a fence or committing to a specific perimeter. SpotOn is a GPS-smart fence that allows your dog to roam free while giving you peace of mind that your best bud is...
PetPace Health 2.0 Smart Collar Review 2024: An Expert’s Breakdown
Click to Skip Ahead Our Final Verdict We give PetPace Health 2.0 Smart Collar a rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars. Quality: 4.5/5 Battery Life: 4/5 Connectivity: 5/5 Value: 5/5 Early intervention for certain diseases and illnesses can be lifesaving for dogs. However, because warning signs are often subtle, it’s often difficult to detect them in the early stages. Monitoring your dog’s health also usually involves a lot of observation and guesswork because dogs can’t verbally tell us how they’re feeling. In many ways, the...
Jelly vs the Brush: A 13-Year Battle
Hi, I’m Allison. Read my introduction to learn more about me and my three mixed-breed dogs from Thailand, Jelly, Lorraina, and Manic. If you have a dog, you will most likely have to battle with their fur. You will find it on your clothes, on the floor, under the bed…you get the picture. One obvious way to battle the fur is by grooming your dog. Now, if your dog does not mind being brushed, this should be a fairly simple task. Unless you have a dog like Jelly. What should be a simple grooming session turns into a...
10 Great Dog Books for Kids: Our Favorites Based on Age
About 65.1 million American households have at least one dog. A child growing up with a dog is a common part of childhood for many. After all, kids couldn’t ask for a more loyal and trustworthy companion. It only makes sense to help them learn more about our favorite animal companions through books. They can teach kids—and parents—some valuable life lessons. Fortunately, you can find books geared to children of all ages. Our guide includes our favorites based on age group. With this list, you’re sure to score a great...
When Do Dogs Go Gray? Signs of Aging in Canines
VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Click to Skip Ahead Aging is a natural process that everyone should accept and embrace with love. Just like humans, dogs and other animals experience aging and even exhibit some of the same signs of aging as humans. Dogs start showing their first signs of aging as early as 5–8 years old depending on their size, which might include subtle signs like graying, frequent sleeping, or a reduced desire for playtime....
Traveling Without Penny: Why We Sometimes Don’t Take Her With Us
Hi, I’m Savanna! Read my introduction to learn more about me and my spunky Chihuahua mix, Penny. In my last post, I talked about our family trips and why we take Penny with us as much as possible. To sum it up: it’s good for her to get out of the house and experience new things, it’s fun for us and her, she loves traveling, and it can sometimes save us money as opposed to boarding her. The increase in dog-friendly places has certainly made it easier to travel with dogs. But as much as we like to travel with Penny, there...
