A new year is so inspiring! Today’s educated pet parent has been making more and more natural resolutions over the past decade and this year is no exception. Thanks to their dedication, pets are enjoying a better quality of life and living longer. 5 Natural New Year’s Resolutions for Pets
Plants such as mistletoe, ivy, lilies and holly berries can be poisonous to pets: – Holly is potentially fatal. – Mistletoe upsets the stomach & can cause heart collapse. – Sap from Poinsettias can cause mouth blistering. – Hibiscus can trigger diarrhea.
As the holidays approach, we welcome the scents of the season into our home. There’s no reason why your best friend can’t contribute with the help of an easy, natural glycerin dog soap, scented with pure essential oils.
We have a skittish SPCA cat who doesn’t like strangers, but for some reason on Halloween night she was constantly coming downstairs after children had visited. It took us some time to figure out that she was responding to ‘trick or TREAT‘. Imagine her confusion when she realized they’d left without giving her any! We…
Happy St. Patrick’s Day to those who celebrate! We hope you enjoy this shareable digi-poster, “Kiss Me, I’m Irish Setter” that we designed just for you. We’ll also post it on our Pinterest and Facebook page for easy sharing on March 17th.
Dog treats can be yummy, healthy and festive too! This dog cookie recipe uses the natural coloring effects of nutrition-packed algae & dulse seaweed, which produces a green cookie with flecks of red.Â
Before we begin this season’s holiday pet posts, we want to make sure you don’t miss a thing from last year!
We love Autumn and its bounty! Last year we had fun on our (then) new blog with several Fall features and we’ll be doing it again this year with even more entertaining pet content. Listed below are natural pet recipes, Halloween for pets, pet safety alerts, and more from last Fall. Have fun checking them…
