Most people have experienced moving house, but have you ever tried moving with a dog? Some dogs are relatively happy-go-lucky and don't appear too fazed after moving from one house to the next. But for other dogs, being uprooted from their familiar surroundings and put
When it comes to looking after our furry family members, sometimes it feels like no one can do the job quite like you. This can make things stressful when you must go out of town and want your pet in the best care possible. While you
Rescuing a dog can be a very rewarding experience, but it doesn't always come without challenges. When rescuing from a shelter like SPCA, it's important to know not every rescue dog comes with issues but every single one of them will need your support and
Summer is quickly approaching, and we’re all gearing up for the fun-filled activities we want to do with our dogs this year. For those of us lucky enough to live in Vancouver, there are tons of great options - from day hikes to beach lounges. If
Before the Christmas songs start playing, and morning walks consist of hot cocoa and parkas, you’ll want to do whatever you can to prepare for the chill of winter - including prepping your dog. Here are some winter safety tips for pet parents. Clear Paths Can
Getting a puppy is a fascinating experience. You’re about to add a new member to your family. This creature is going to spend every waking minute thinking about you, so it’s your job to spend the time preparing for his arrival. A lot of time
As the days get hotter and longer, our canine companions need a little extra care to keep cool. Here are the top 5 tips on how to beat the heat with your dog this summer. 1. Keep Them Out of Cars Going for adventures are a key
As dog owners, we can all get caught up in loving, caring, and nurturing our four-legged friends who sometimes overlook their health. One area in particular that often is taken for granted is their weight. You might be fooled by your canine tail wagging profusely and
Tick season is coming, and although they aren’t common in the city, they are a significant threat in outer areas. Dogs adventure through the thick and thin, and the wilderness can be dangerous for them without proper precautions. Here are some tips for surviving tick
Once the rainy season is over, Vancouver can get hot pretty quickly. Dogs can't put on sunscreen, and clothes will probably add to their internal temperature. So, what can you do to make sure your dog isn't suffering? First of all, you can certainly learn how to