From the category archives:

Dogs

On our website we have Customer Ratings and Reviews. I thought it could be fun to see what the top 5 products based off ratings were each month, and figure it’s worth sharing. Who knows, you might find your new favorite product!

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Learn about Melissa’s experience crate training her new Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever puppy.

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Housetraining a Puppy

by Melissa R. on March 6, 2013

When one gets a new puppy, one of the biggest issues is housetraining. I’ll share my experience with you.

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Part of owning a kitten or puppy is getting them vaccinated. From what I’ve noticed there’s a lot of questions out there about when pets should get their shots. I thought it would be nice to share the vaccination schedules for each.

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Learn about Spotted Cow (A.K.A. Clyde), an English Springer Spaniel owned by one of the employees here at Drs. Foster and Smith.

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Did you know that dental tartar is the number one diagnosis made by veterinarians in dogs and cats?

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You may be in need of some indoor activities for your furry friend, and interactive dog toys are great for keeping your pet happy while it’s so cold out.

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Recently we added a new puppy to our family. We recently lost our beloved 13-year-old Border Collie, Mocca, but are happy to have a new puppy to lift our spirits. Now it’s time to get the 4 cats to agree!

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Having just brought home my first puppy, I’ve compiled a quick list of some things we’ve done to be “prepared”… though I’m not sure ANYTHING can properly prepare a person for a new puppy, especially when it is a first!

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Many of our readers are familiar with my Border Collie, Mocca. She’s been featured in probably more blog posts on here than any other pet! Deservedly so though, I’d say…
I am sad to report that our dear Mocca passed away December 22, 2012. She was diagnosed with Hemangiosarcoma, and we chose to let her go [...]

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Each year it’s a tradition in many homes to make resolutions for the upcoming year. Do you make resolutions? How about resolutions to do with your pets and their care? Here’s some ideas if you’d like to try out a resolution for your pet.

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HGE (Hemorrhagic Gastroenteritis) is a rapid onset syndrome in dogs, that caught fast enough can be dealt with quickly. Learn more here.

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This year it seems we had an increased number of majorly adorable dogs and puppies coming through the photo studio, and the holiday shots definitely reflected this! I thought I could share some pictures to maybe give y’all the puppy-fix I got!

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