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The Risks of Holiday Dog Gifts And Treats
December 7th, 2018 by Danielle GuercioWe love our pets so much that we sometimes go a little overboard when we see special toys and treats at the pet store just for them. The holidays bring about an extra wave of themed and colorful toys, chews, ropes, bones, squeakers, and pretty much anything you can imagine involving Santa, reindeer, dreidels, Menorah,… Read More
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The Risks of Holiday Dog Gifts And Treats
12/07/2018 by Danielle GuercioWe love our pets so much that we sometimes go a little overboard when we see special toys and treats at the pet store just for them. The holidays bring about an extra wave of themed and colorful toys, chews, ropes, bones, squeakers, and pretty much anything you can imagine involving Santa, reindeer, dreidels, Menorah,… Read More
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Dog Proof Your Home
12/06/2018 by Wendy Rose GouldWhether you’ve just adopted a new canine or you’ve had your pup for a while now, it’s always smart to take the time to “dog-proof” your home. This is the same concept as preparing your space for a baby, only instead you’re examining every square inch of your abode to ensure that it’s 100% safe… Read More
December 6th, 2018 by Wendy Rose Gould -
Why Dogs Cover Their Faces With Their Paws
12/04/2018 by Cuteness TeamHumans cover their faces with their hands for a myriad of reasons. They may be covering their mouth while eating or stifling a yawn. They may be surprised or frightened. Do dogs cover their faces for the same reasons? The human-pet relationship has evolved for thousands of years, which has lead to better understanding of… Read More
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How to Make Bone Broth for Your Dog
12/03/2018 by RoverStill feeling stuffed from the holidays but reluctant to let those bones from your delicious meal go to waste? Do yourself (well, really your dog) a favor and make this easy bone broth they’ll drool over. Benefits of Bone Broth for Pups There are many reasons that experts say bone broth is beneficial for dogs – particularly for senior… Read More
December 3rd, 2018 by Rover -
Can Dogs Eat Pears?
12/03/2018 by ScritchSpotYes, pears are safe for pups. Benefits of Pears Pears are a healthy and natural snack that is safe to feed to dogs. They are juicy with a sweet, crisp taste that’s so enjoyable you might think your dog will love them too! Pears are full of nutrients, including: Vitamins A, C, and K Potassium… Read More
December 3rd, 2018 by ScritchSpot -
Meet Cricket!
11/29/2018 by Colleen WilliamsCricket is a 3 year old golden retriever who we first started following on Instagram before realizing, Cricket is a Healthy Paws customer (IG: mylittle.cricket)! We connected with pet parent Arielle to get to know this beautiful little buddy. Here’s more on Cricket: On Adopting Cricket “We knew we always wanted our first dog together… Read More
November 29th, 2018 by Colleen Williams -
Pets & Winter Care: Protect Your Pet
11/27/2018 by Colleen WilliamsAs the temperatures drop this holiday season, give your pet a little extra warmth with these winter pet tips. Fend Off Frostbite Prolonged exposure to the bitter wind and snow can cause frostbite, which occurs when part of the body freezes. Sensitive areas unprotected by fur are the most vulnerable to frostbite in pets. Depending… Read More
November 27th, 2018 by Colleen Williams -
Fizzy’s Pet Parents Save Over $3,500 in Tracheal Surgery
11/26/2018 by Colleen WilliamsWe have many common claims come through at Healthy Paws, and then we have some not-so-common ones. From stomach issues to broken bones, our Customer Care Team has seen what you’d expect, but sometimes they come across claims that are rather exceptional. One such story is of a little Yorkshire terrier named Fizzgig, “Fizzy” for… Read More
November 26th, 2018 by Colleen Williams -
Can Dogs Eat Cashews?
11/23/2018 by Danielle GuercioCashews are not necessarily safe for your dog to eat. They are high in fat, so eating many cashews may pose GI issues or even pancreatitis. We all fall for those little doe eyes when snacking around our pups, but it’s not always smart to toss them a piece of any old thing you’re crunching…. Read More
November 23rd, 2018 by Danielle Guercio
