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A Healthy Start: Embracing Health and Happiness in the New Year
As the New Year unfolds, many of us embark on a journey of self-improvement, often centered around health and well-being. As we dive into the New Year, why not spice up those resolutions with a dash of fur and a whole lot of fun? Let's make 2024 a year of health,...
The Adleys: THE GIFT OF FAMILY & COMMUNITY
Brigitte and Brandon Adley met on New Year’s Eve 1994 in Shreveport, LA, the result of a blind date arranged by mutual friends. If they’re being honest, neither Brigitte nor Brandon really wanted to go on the date, and they both considered canceling altogether. A...
Avoiding Holiday Havoc – Our 12 Day Guide to Pet Safety
The holiday season is a time of joy, family, and festivities, but it can also present hidden dangers for our beloved pets. From tempting decorations to rich holiday foods, it's essential to be proactive in keeping our furry friends safe and sound. That's why we've...
Cherished Companions: The Art of Senior Pet Care
In the bustling rhythm of our lives, there are enduring companions who have been by our side through every twist and turn. They are our loyal dogs and cats, and as time gracefully sweeps through their lives, they too become seniors. They've run beside us through sunny...
Halloween Pet Safety
Halloween is just around the corner, and it's a thrilling time for humans, but for our beloved pets, it can be a bit perplexing. With costumes, decorations, and tantalizing treats everywhere, there are some spooky hazards that your furry friends might stumble upon....
Dog Bite Prevention Week
We know that your dogs are part of your family and offer meaningful companionship and joy in your lives. It’s sometimes hard to remember that even well-trained and well-behaved dogs can bite when caught off guard. Understanding and avoiding these situations is crucial...
How to Keep your Pets Safe From Toxic Plants
There is a common myth that cats and dogs instinctively recognize and stay away from dangerous plants. While some dogs are currently being trained to sniff out specific types of invasive plants that can harm the environment, most cats and dogs have no ability to...
Wash Your Pet’s Dishes After Every Single Use, Seriously
How often do you wash your pet's dishes? Be honest! Unless your answer is "after every single use", you aren't washing them enough. With that being said, we aren't here to be the "wash your pet's dish" police, but we do want to keep them happy and healthy! Would you...