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9 Cats Wearing Ridiculous Holiday Hats
November 16th, 2018 by Healthy PawsWith the holidays approaching – such celebrated ones like “National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day” on December 21st, naturally – we’re wondering, how is your cat celebrating? Wrangling your pet into a holiday sweater is definitely not in the spirit of the holidays. Avoid discomfort on all ends with festive feline headgear, which can be taken on and off… Read More
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9 Cats Wearing Ridiculous Holiday Hats
11/16/2018 by Healthy PawsWith the holidays approaching – such celebrated ones like “National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day” on December 21st, naturally – we’re wondering, how is your cat celebrating? Wrangling your pet into a holiday sweater is definitely not in the spirit of the holidays. Avoid discomfort on all ends with festive feline headgear, which can be taken on and off… Read More
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Tummy Troubles During the Holidays
11/16/2018 by Colleen WilliamsIf you already know the basics of holiday safety for dogs and cats, you may want to know a little bit more about what can be toxic or hazardous if your pet ingests it. Here’s the ultimate holiday no-no list for furry bellies. Christmas Tree Trouble O Christmas tree, o Christmas tree, how lovely are… Read More
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Can Dogs Eat Spinach?
11/16/2018 by ScritchSpotYes, spinach is safe for your dog, but only when consumed in small amounts. Benefits of Spinach This leafy green is chock full of nutrients, including vitamins A, B, C, and K, and is well known for being a very healthy choice! It also contains protein, iron, beta carotene, and dietary fiber. Spinach can be… Read More
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Can Dogs Eat Celery?
11/16/2018 by ScritchSpotYes, dogs can eat plain celery. Celery is rich in vitamin A, vitamin B, and vitamin C, as well as calcium, potassium, phosphorous, iron, and sodium, this veggie also helps get a little extra water in your dog’s diet. Plus, it freshens breath! Benefits of celery The two main components of celery are fiber and… Read More
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Dog Cookie Recipes for the Holidays
11/16/2018 by Healthy Paws‘Tis the season for cookie exchanges and Christmas parties, so why not include your four-legged guests? Just be sure to keep the human goodies out of paws’ reach: ingredients like xylitol, chocolate, raisins, and even nuts can be deadly to dogs. Try making these dog cookie recipes for your own pup or for a HOWLiday… Read More
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3 Tips for Jolly Holiday Travel with Pets
11/15/2018 by Healthy PawsNot every pet parent can purchase a plush seat on an airplane for their pup to curl up and relax. What’s more, most pets are (quite literally) creatures of habit, and traveling isn’t their favorite pastime. With the holiday season in full swing and travel plans underway, many pets will be out of their comfort… Read More
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Two Unexpected Ways Puppies Communicate
11/15/2018 by Healthy PawsDuring a dog’s 58- to 62-day pregnancy, known as the diestrus phase, a litter of about four to eight puppies will develop. While this seems incredibly fast compared to other mammal gestation periods (280 days for humans and 660 days for elephants), what’s more incredible is the speed at which puppies develop once they’re born…. Read More
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Celebrate with Your Pets this Holiday Season
11/15/2018 by Healthy PawsThe holidays can be chaotic and stressful for humans and pets alike. Animals can often get neglected with the many distractions of relatives, parties, and shopping, so we think it’s important (and fun!) to include your pets as part of your family. Here’s how. Pets Can Party Too! Have you ever seen a dog turn… Read More
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Can Dogs Eat Potatoes?
11/15/2018 by ScritchSpotIf a potato is plainly baked or boiled, a dog can safely eat the potato. But dogs should never eat raw potatoes. Benefits of Cooked Potatoes Potatoes contain carbohydrates for energy, as well as potassium, iron, and vitamins A, B and C. Plain baked, boiled, or mashed potato (after it’s cooled) is safe to feed… Read More
November 15th, 2018 by ScritchSpot
