Here’s what you need to know about microchipping and how it benefits your pet.

One of the best things about being a human is that hot weather is usually easy to deal with. It is a simple enough activity to remove a few layers of clothing and jump into a pool. However, that is not an option for our furry best friends, especially those with double coats of fur like Collies, German Shepherds, Huskies, Malamutes, and so on.

Dogs are happiest when they can be active, and one of the best ways to keep them busy is by teaching them fun new tricks. Dog training stimulates your pet mentally and physically, and it brings you closer to each other.

When it comes to training your pet, preparation will help you avoid some common problems that end up frustrating you and your pet. Here are a few tips on dog training to get you started on a rewarding experience.

Some dogs act a little differently for a few days after their owners collect them from pet boarding. It is usually not a cause for much concern—if your dog has not boarded before, they could just be readjusting to their surroundings, especially if they were with the boarding centre for a while.

DIY pet grooming may seem simple, especially to first-time pet owners on a tighter budget. However, grooming even a hairless cat can be more complicated than you think!

Like any regular daycare, dog boarding and cat boarding each come with certain age requirements, so if you’re thinking of boarding your pet for the first time, take note of these simple rules.

Grooming your dog is important to their appearance and health. With regular brushing, bathing, fur trimming, and nail clipping, you are assured that your four-legged pal is clean and hygienic.

For tips on doing DIY pet grooming at home, read on.