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Any dog-owner knows that the day a surprise health diagnosis comes to light is the worst, but is there a way you and your pooch can avoid the out-of-the-blue shock? Canine DNA testing can be helpful in getting to know what conditions your pup can possibly have based on their personal DNA! Some results can… Read More
Dog parents take their furry friend’s health very seriously, which is why hearing your dog has parasites is scary and confusing. So what exactly qualifies as a parasite? Well, parasites are organisms that live on another organism of a different species. The host provides the parasite with nutrients at the expense of themself. Parasites living… Read More
Your dog deserves high-quality food no matter their age. While they’re puppies, their diet is focused on growth, but as they get older the shift focuses on a healthy weight maintenance. It’s important to know what kind of diet to switch your dog to and when to switch them to adult food. Some vet’s recommend… Read More
We all know how chaotic and challenging College life can be, and adding a dog into your daily routine is definitely a decision worth pondering. But boy is it worth it! Dogs bring in tons of fun and excitement into our everyday, so why not bring one into College and create a bond for life… Read More
As pet parents, we want our pups to feel and look their best! While regular brushing, bathing, and grooming are all essential, some dogs may suffer from skin allergies. WHich makes it more difficult to maintain a shiny coat. Seasonal changes, medical conditions, and diet can all have an effect on your dog’s skin and… Read More
Have you ever wondered if your dog misses another dog? Maybe his brother or sister passed away or he lost a human companion. Some dogs show signs of sadness, while others may display symptoms of negative behavior, and some may not show any sign of emotional suffering at all. Why is a Dog Mourning? A… Read More
Dogs are intolerant of too much heat. So, it is crucial that you’re aware of the signs of heat stress or heat stroke, and how to treat your dog if they start to occur. If an animal experiences heatstroke, you may notice hyperventilation, excessive panting, dry gums that become pale, increased salivation, rapid pulse, confusion,… Read More
Did you know that 56% of dogs in the U.S. are classified as obese or overweight? Many pet parents don’t realize their pet is overweight, or they ignore the problem until it becomes a critical issue. Obesity in dogs is a major health threat. Not only can it decrease a dog’s lifespan, but its also… Read More
If you are interested in adding a purebred puppy to your family, the breeder should always provide his pedigree before you make a commitment. Simply put, a dog’s pedigree is basically his family tree. Normally, a breeder will provide a pedigree showing parents, grandparents and great-grandparents. Knowing your dog’s history and who his relatives are… Read More
As of Monday, May 11, many College Station dog parks have been reopened. While this is exciting news for dogs and pet owners alike, there are still safety regulations in place that you need to be mindful of. Additionally, you should practice safe social distancing to continue limiting the spread of COVID-19. Read on to… Read More
As summer winds down and fall approaches, it’s even more important to get in some time at the pool, and no one makes a better pool buddy than our furry friends! Enjoy a day with your dog at Cindy Hallaran Pool on Saturday, September 28, from 10 AM – 2 PM. Admission is only $3… Read More
In an emergency situation, you need to know how to act quickly and efficiently to take care of your dog. While you should leave serious medical procedures to your vet or emergency services, knowing how to bandage a cut on your dog is a useful skill to have going forward. After all, our doggos are… Read More
The Game of Thrones series has become one of the World’s most popular series. With its season finale expected to attract more than 16.5 million viewers, it’s no wonder why the show has started to influence many parts of our daily lives. Clothing lines, Monopoly, dishware, and even Oreos have promoted advertisements with Game of… Read More
Living in an apartment doesn’t make being a pet parent very easy. But with patience and the proper knowledge ahead of time you and your dog will be able to quickly adapt to the new circumstances. Exercise is Key Many of the problems of having a dog in your apartment stem from the lack of activity they’re… Read More
Looking for yummy places to enjoy some food with your dog along for the ride? We’ve got 4 great local restaurants that will provide you amazing food and drinks, while also giving your dog an awesome and friendly place to hang. Check them out below! Blackwater Draw Address: 303 Boyett College Station, Texas 77840 or 701 N.… Read More
Off-leash dog parks allow your dog to experience playing with other pups in a freer and less restricted way. Check out College Station’s four off-leash dog parks located all over the city. Each park is safe and has something new to offer for you and your dog! Bring your dog to any of these parks for a… Read More
