May 1, 20210Comments

A sensory garden for your dog

Look at your yard through your dogs eyes. Instead of worrying about what might be dangerous for them in there, let’s turn our yards into a place to enrich their

by Donna Monaghan

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February 1, 20210Comments

How to enrich your dog’s life

You’re the gate keeper to everything for them, make their life fun! Get rid of their bowl and use enrichment toys. Our dogs ancestors had to hunt for their food. They’d

by Donna Monaghan

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January 1, 20210Comments

How to help your dog stay cool

Unlike humans, dogs pant to stay cool and only sweat through their foot pads. Have cool clean water available. Ceramic and concrete bowls stay cooler longer than metal ones. Have more

by Donna Monaghan

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December 1, 20200Comments

Holiday foods your dog needs to avoid

I know it can be hard to say no to those puppy dog eyes begging for food, but a trip to an emergency vet is NOT how we want to

by Donna Monaghan

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September 1, 20200Comments

Does your dog have an abnormal gait?

Here are a few things to consider when assessing your dog's gait for abnormalities. Record videos when they are well. This will give you a point of reference for if your

by Donna Monaghan

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May 1, 20200Comments

What can I do for your furry friends?

Just some of the ways I can help your animals.

by Donna Monaghan

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February 1, 20200Comments

Alternatives to bowl feeding

Turn feeding time into HUNTING TIME - and make the hunt last longer! These are all recommended for use under supervision. You can download this as a PDF here. Kongs. The

by Donna Monaghan

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January 1, 20200Comments

Why muzzles rock

Muzzles can be used to change lives, they show a dedicated owner. Well done YOU for taking the time to learn how! You can download this as a PDF here. Open

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November 6, 20190Comments

Ten Signs An Animal Has Pain

Some of these might seem obvious to some of us, but if this is your first pet or you got them fully grown, you may not have seen them any

by Donna Monaghan