We recently had the opportunity to select a Kurgo item to review. We chose their Surf n Turf life vest and coat in one. Living in the mountains and enjoying both winter and summer activities, one jacket that can satusfy both was very appealing to me. First, lets start with the quality of the product.… Continue reading Kurgo's Surf n Turf Dog Coat
Are we ready to leave yet, Mom?! Whether you’re hitting the road, flying the friendly sky or relaxing in the backyard, we’ve got a few tips to make sure your pet stays safe this Memorial Day weekend. Pack a Bag You have a suitcase, so why shouldn’t your dog? Gather all your pet’s paper work… Continue reading Tips for a Pet Safe Memorial Day Weekend
For many pet owners, their four-footed passengers are just as important as their two-footed ones, which is why Chevrolet is touting their vehicles’ safety features that will help keep your furry friend safe. Nearly six in 10 people said they had driven with their dog in the car at least once a month in the… Continue reading Shopping for a New Car? Consider Your Pet’s Safety
Last week I wrote about how a local story on the rise of dog thefts had me completely freaked out, especially since I travel solo with Toby a lot. Plus, BlogPaws was just around the corner and we would be traveling in the peak of summer vacations, and I was sure to have to make… Continue reading How to Prevent Dog Thefts
December is a big month for travel, and many of us take our pet with us when we go away on vacation or to visit family for the holiday. But, just like the long lines and security checks at the airport can be tough on you, it can also be stressful for your pet. Here… Continue reading Holiday Season Pet Air Travel Safety Tips
Last weekend it was extremely hot in the Northeast, and I was very worried about Toby getting dehydrated or having a heatstroke. I know the typical signs of lethargic and panting, but it was hot, everyone was lethargic. So, I started to search around the web for some information and thought it would be good… Continue reading Knowing the Signs of Heatstroke in Your Pet
Z-Medica‘s PetClot is my new must-have in Toby’s travel bag. We happen to come across it while kayak shopping at Campmor in New Jersey, and immediately snatched it up. Originally made for humans and used in the military, PetClot is a blood clotting agent in a gauze bandage pouch, and is used to control and… Continue reading First Aid for Your Pet: Z-Medica’s PetClot
This is pretty simple: If you are wearing a life jacket, so should your dog. And, even if you should be and are not, your dog should still be wearing one. Wearing a life vest is especially important if your dog is small. Should your kayak or canoe flip, or if your dog see’s something… Continue reading Boating Safety Tips for Your Dog
After a discussion at brunch yesterday about a friend’s dog who likes to play with cherry tomatoes, I thought it would be good to write about people food you should avoid giving to your dog. Most people know chocolate is not good for them, but what about a grape, or a tomato, or a nice… Continue reading People Food Your Dog Shouldn’t Eat
The weather is finally getting warm and for us that means packing in a lot of walks wherever we happen to be. I used to always just throw a leash on Toby, grab my cell phone and leave. But now I usually put several essentials in a small backpack to make sure to carry with… Continue reading 5 Tips for a Safe Walk With Your Dog
